Tag: Newsletter
Photos: Catholic Church celebrates 200 years in Singapore
The Catholic Church in Singapore marked the end of its year-long celebration of the 200th anniversary of its presence in the city state
Cardinal Tagle consecrates ‘Our Lady of Arabia’ cathedral in Bahrain
Cardinal Tagle described the cathedral as “a living sign of God’s care for his flock”
Mindanao bishop hits gov’t endorsement of coal mining project in South...
The project, under the coal operating contracts of the mining companies, covers at least 9,000 hectares of land
Spain bishop stripped of powers for marrying author of erotica
Novell is now prohibited "from exercising all the rights and responsibilities inherent in the episcopal function"
Tibetan writer given 10-year prison term in secret trial
The writer has been described as an “open-minded individual who advocates the preservation of Tibetan language, religion and culture”
Pope Francis: Look out for ‘self-referential’ founders who put selves ‘above...
The pope’s comments about founders are the latest sign of the Vatican’s concern about the quality of leadership in Catholic groups
Antipolo shrine inaugurates ‘Hail Mary Wall’ for pilgrims
The wall is an invitation to pilgrims from the various regions of the Philippines and other countries to pray and reflect
Photos: Conferment of pallium on Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila
Archbishop Charles Brown, apostolic nuncio to the Philippines, conferred the pallium to the cardinal during the sacred investiture
Touch and Hearing: Incarnation and the groaning of creation
The loss of the sense of touch has truly impoverished our human experience
Glimpses of hope
“Gaudete” is that Sunday in the penitential season of Advent when the dark color of purple lightens up into the rosy color of dawn


















