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Cardinal Advincula’s ‘red hat’ ceremony postponed to June 8
The event, which was earlier set to take place on Friday, May 28, has been moved to June 8 due to the availability of the papal nuncio
President Duterte leaves his political future to God, says spokesperson
A survey of preferred president/vice president combinations for next year’s election showed the Go-Duterte ticket would come top
Pope Francis names English archbishop head of Congregation for Divine Worship
Archbishop Arthur Roche, 71, has worked in the divine worship congregation since 2012
Thai princess allows new vaccine imports over slow rollout, surge in...
So far, less than 1 million of Thailand's more than 66 million people have been fully vaccinated
Indonesia court gives hardline cleric jail term for flouting COVID-19 curbs
Muslim cleric Rizieq Shihab has been sentenced to eight months in prison and fined US$1,400 for breaching coronavirus curbs
Catholic Church leaders renew offer to turn Philippine churches into vaccination...
The National Immunization Technical Advisory Group has called for the use of church facilities as "mega vaccination sites"
Filipino Catholics mark arrival of ‘Apo Badoc’ in Rome
The small replica of the image of the Virgin Mary was brought to Rome in May 2019 by Bishop Renato Mayugba of Laoag
Philippines shifts from ‘herd immunity’ to ‘population protection’ in fighting pandemic
The reason for the shift in strategy is the lack of available vaccines in the country, said a Health official
‘Caritas Kindness Station’ inilunsad sa Archdiocese of Cebu
“We encourage everyone to donate especially in the parish setting," ayon kay Father Alex Cola, director ng Caritas Cebu
Philippine bishops set ‘Day of Prayer’ for peace in Myanmar
On May 30, Filipinos are urged to pray for the “suffering people of Myanmar and in particular for the Church in Myanmar”


















