Tag: Philippines
‘Liveloud’ Catholic concert returns after pandemic
Liveloud has been doing praise concerts for the past 10 years and has evolved “into one of the biggest Catholic worship concerts worldwide”
RCEP disadvantageous for Philippine economy, says peasant group
The group urged a departure from neoliberal globalization policies and called for development of agriculture and national industrialization
Cardinal Advincula receives honorary doctorate from La Salle
“Fellow Lasallians, be the saints and evangelizers in today’s world. Witness to the joy of the Gospel, wherever you go”
Centuries-old Romblon Cathedral rectory gutted by fire
A fire ripped through the centuries-old rectory of St. Joseph Cathedral in Romblon diocese recently, destroying canonical books and other important documents.
Bishop Narciso Abellana...
Obispo, nananawagan ng “Sapat-lifestyle” para sa kalikasan
Sinabi ng obispo na sa pagtutulungan ng bawat isa ay unti-unting makakamit ang layuning mapigilan ang pagkasira ng nag-iisang tahanan
Respect IP land titles in Boracay, say bishops
The IPs face the risk of losing their lands awarded to them over claims for being “unsuitable” for agriculture
Put down your phone during Mass, bishop reminds Catholics
Bishop Francisco de Leon urged churchgoers not to take their focus away from the Eucharist, who is Jesus Christ “present in the here and now”
Building momentum: The Philippine agenda at the Bonn climate summit
Developed countries failed again to deliver on their promise to raise USD100 billion every year for developing nations
‘Pray seriously for the synod,’ CBCP exhorts faithful
The religious activity was in response to the call of Pope Francis for Marian shrines across the world to pray for the synodal process
Philippine church officials urge Congress to reconsider position on sovereign fund...
“The time is not right for a sovereign wealth fund especially since there is no surplus or extra funds that can be allocated to it.”


















