Tag: Newsletter
What is the ‘Black Nazarene’?
“Our culture is a culture of touch and, significantly, in a way we want to touch heaven”
Manila prelate urges faithful to use technology to show devotion to...
“We ask for forgiveness and understanding that because of the pandemic we cannot do the traditional activities during the feast”
Manila Cathedral tightens health protocols for Mass attendees
For online Mass schedules, the public may visit social media accounts of the Manila Cathedral
Taliban order Afghan shop owners to behead mannequins
The Taliban have also stepped up raids on liquor sellers, rounded up drug addicts and banned music
Oxfam, ‘Girl Defenders’ alliance laud passage of anti-child marriage law
The Philippines ranks 12th worldwide among countries with the highest numbers of child marriages
Jesuits name Father Girish Santiago new superior for Myanmar
Father Girish Santiago has a doctorate in Social Science specializing in the care of persons with disabilities
Dumaguete bishop appeals for continued help for typhoon victims
Bishop Julito Cortez of Dumaguete asked the people to look out for one another, especially those affected by super typhoon Odette
Another church in Manila suspends celebrations of public Masses
The Archdiocesan Shrine of the Santo Niño suspended public Masses for the upcoming feast of the child Jesus
Poverty pushes thousands of people in Myanmar to Thailand
With borders closed since March 2020, migrants have no choice but to make the journey illegally
Society loses when ‘dogs and cats take the place of children’
The pope said “civilization becomes older” as the “richness of fatherhood and motherhood is lost”
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