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Pope Francis appoints 3 priests from central Philippines as ‘papal chaplains’
All nominated monsignors are officially considered part of the papal household, whether they serve in the Vatican or elsewhere
Local official insists no rubout in military operation in southern Philippines
The armed encounter broke out after several armed men fired at a police convoy, wounding four policemen
Fire at Bangladesh Rohingya camp leaves thousands homeless
The fire raced through shelters made of bamboo and tarpaulin, leaving more than 5,000 people homeless
Mom says son’s impromptu encounter with Pope Francis led to ‘miracle’
It was one of the viral Vatican moments of 2021: a boy in a black tracksuit spontaneously walking up to greet Pope Francis
Pope Francis baptizes babies in Sistine Chapel for first time since...
As in previous years, the pope told parents not to worry if their babies made loud noises during the ceremony
Pope Francis: Let’s ‘begin again with more humanity’ amid pandemic
"I encourage you to give your energies to those in need, and to become people capable of true and sincere encounters,” said the pope
India allows Missionaries of Charity to continue receiving foreign donations
The Indian government has restored the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act license of the Missionaries of Charity on January 7
The conversion of Jesus (and ours, too)
Baptism has never been about celebratory self-assertion; it has always been about conversion
Spirit and fire
If we participate in the life of Christ, we must also participate in the mission of Christ, which is to share his SPIRITED LIFE
The Black Nazarene and the Filipinos’ quest for resurrection
The Black Nazarene devotion is perhaps one of the Philippines' most predominantly working-class Catholic devotions

















