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‘The Pope Video’ now in Filipino
The Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network recently launched “Ang Video ng Papa” in celebration of the 500 Years of Christianity in the Philippines
Cardinal Zen reacts to restrictions on Traditional Latin Masses
Cardinal Zen said “the problem is not ‘which rite do people prefer?’ but ‘why don’t they go to Mass anymore?’
Catholic bishop in Myanmar’s Diocese of Pathein succumbs to COVID-19
Bishop John Hsane Hgyi of Pathein was reportedly suffering from diabetes when he contracted the coronavirus disease
Olympics director fired over Holocaust comments on eve of opening ceremony
Kentaro Kobayashi, show director for the Games' opening event, was fired due to a joke he made about the Holocaust in a comedy act in 1998
Philippine Catholic, Protestant bishops express alarm over terrorist tag on NDFP
The Philippine Ecumenical Peace Platform said the designation “tragically closes the door to a peaceful resolution of the (armed) conflict”
Central China’s Henan province swamped after heaviest rain in 1,000 years
The amount of rainfall in Zhengzhou witnessed over the three days was one seen only "once in a thousand years"
Cardinal Bo of Myanmar thanks Filipino faithful for ‘solidarity’
"With grateful sentiments, we, the Myanmar Catholics, deeply appreciate the communion of the Church in the Philippines," said Cardinal Bo
Diocese of Dumaguete speaks against gov’t reclamation project
Bishop Julito Cortes of Dumaguete said the community should have been consulted before the implementation of the project
With increasing defiance, Cuban churches urge government to listen, not repress
Protests erupted nationwide on July 11 against shortages of medicine and food, power outages, the COVID-19 surge and curbs on freedom
Photos: Priests in Borongan diocese hold ‘penitential walk’ for end to...
Priests in the Diocese of Borongan hold a three-kilometer “penitential walk” on Tuesday, July 20, 2021, to pray for an end to the pandemic


















