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Pope Francis blesses pilgrim image of Santo Niño de Cebu
The Archdiocese of Cebu said the image was brought by Monsignor Jan Thomas Limchua, a Cebuano priest, to Rome
Conservative African cardinal who clashed with pope leaves post
Conservatives in the Church often put Cardinal Sarah on their wish list to one day succeed Pope Francis as pontiff
Ancestor of Britain’s Prince William on path to Catholic sainthood
George Spencer, who left the Anglican Church, took the name "Ignatius of St. Paul" after he became a Catholic priest
Pope Francis pays surprise visit to home of elderly Holocaust survivor
Pope Francis said he made the visit to pay homage to the people "martyred by the insanity of Nazi populism"
Another Cebu bishop, priest test positive for coronavirus
The Archdiocese of Cebu said retired Auxiliary Bishop Antonio Rañola’s health condition is stable
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Ang henerasyong sumuko sa love
Hindi kayang bilhin ng pera ang pag-ibig. Ang boto, oo. Pero ang tunay na pag-ibig, hindi.
Tough love
Tough love involves a lot of mentoring in the determination to continue pursuing one’s goals in life even in the midst of adversity
A time of grace, spiritual nourishment, and self-purification
Even before we could escape the lockdown of COVID, we are locked into hopelessness and despair through the coup - Cardinal Bo
Philippine bishop warns seminarians about lack of passion for mission
The Church cannot afford to stay in simple “maintenance mode,” so seminarians must “go out” and help “reach out” to people
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