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On March 17, 1521, Magellan landed on Homonhon after sailing from the Marianas Islands

The Philippine Church has to adapt, it has to change its tone, its way of speaking, without compromising the magisterium

The country's Catholic bishops has expressed support for the government’s efforts to prioritize poor communities in its vaccination program

Between January 8 and January 15, nine bishops across three continents died as a result of the new coronavirus disease

The theme of this year's observance highlights "Jesus' request that we abide in His love so that we might bear much fruit"

Devotion to the Santo Niño, an image of a boy Jesus usually dressed as a king, has been part of popular piety in the Philippines

A fragile faithfulness is possible by having a childlike recourse to God’s benevolent grace and wisdom

Archbishop Palma of Cebu urged Cebuanos to "concretize" their devotion by reaching out to "persons in the peripheries"

"If we are really devotees of the Santi Niño we should be united in fighting the exploitation of children" - Bishop Pabillo of Manila

Pope Francis said he is saddened to learn of the tragic loss of life and of the destruction caused by the violent earthquake on Friday