Tag: Newsletter
US priest used wrong baptism words for 26 years
For 26 years, the priest had been performing the sacrament with the words, "We baptize you," instead of "I baptize you"
Catholic priests to hold ‘penitential walk’ in Manila to pray for...
The event will be a “liturgical and devotional activity” and “an act of public worship and piety,” said the clergy of Manila
Pacquiao vows to resume peace talks with communist rebels if elected...
"They are not asking for anything in return but development, sustainable livelihood, and food so they will not get hungry,” said Pacquiao
Voices from the field: ‘We have to count 10 years again...
"I thought we were all going to die. Very strong winds, and the waves were just so huge. But we all helped each other."
Filipinos urged to offer reparation for ‘personal and national sins’
Archbishop Soc Villegas appealed for a Lenten season of “reparation rosary for truth, integrity, and wisdom” starting Ash Wednesday, March 2
Cardinal Advincula of Manila visits Ilocos, his former ‘home’
Cardinal Advincula is former formator and professor at the Immaculate Conception School of Theology in Ilocos Sur
Pope Francis seeks ‘healthy decentralization’ with new changes to canon law
Pope Francis said he wanted to encourage “a more rapid effectiveness of the pastoral action of government on the part of the local authority”
What’s behind Pope Francis’ changes to the Vatican’s doctrinal office?
It is widely believed that Pope Francis will continue to introduce reforms on a personal basis once all the changes have already been made
Ecumenical group reports 53 incidents of violence against Christians in India
An international Christian rights organization warned against what it noted as “a sharp increase in persecution” across eight states in India
Cardinal Ranjith says human rights worsening in Sri Lanka
Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith condemned Monday's attack on a high profile TV journalist and the "abduction" of a campaigner for justice


















