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Cardinal Tagle says promotion ‘unexpected,’ thanks Filipinos
Filipino Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle said his appointment as cardinal bishop of the Catholic Church was "unexpected."
Philippine lay group appeals to govt to allow religious gatherings
The Sangguniang Laiko ng Pilipinas appealed to the government to allow the holding of religious gatherings in areas under "general community quarantine."
UPDATE: Dominicans to review planned dismissal of workers at UST Hospital
The head of the Order of Preachers, or Dominicans, in the Philippines has stopped the retrenchment of workers at the University of Santo Tomas Hospital in Manila on May 4.
Duterte spokesman congratulates Cardinal Tagle on promotion
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's spokesman congratulated Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle for his appointment as cardinal bishop, the highest rank a cardinal can get.
Rohingya survivors tell of misery, death at sea; hundreds still adrift
As food and water ran out, they began to die of starvation, thirst, and beatings
Pope Francis calls for global cooperation against pandemic
Pope Francis has called for global unity in the search for a vaccine against the new coronavirus disease that continues to claim the lives of thousands of people around the world.
Dashed hopes for peace in the Philippines
The odds of peace talks between the Philippine government and communist-led rebels getting restarted may be nil at this point.
Remembering a martyr’s death
On May 3, 2000, Claretian missionary priest Rhoel Gallardo, a quiet, simple missionary died in a crossfire between the bandit Abu Sayyaf group and the Philippine military.
Philippine church leaders celebrate Cardinal Tagle’s promotion
Philippine Catholic bishops have extolled the appointment of Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle to the "Order of Cardinal Bishops," the highest rank in the College of Cardinals.
PHOTOS: Living one’s faith in the midst of pandemic
Being a Catholic is not just about going to church. It is not about priests and bishops. It is about following the teachings of Jesus Christ, and living it every day, even in the midst of a pandemic.
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