Tag: Philippines
Filipino Cardinal warns against politicizing papal conclave
“Creating or sharing campaign videos, even with good intentions, risks turning a sacred discernment into a worldly spectacle,” David said
Philippine faith leaders call for the continuation of Pope Francis’ peace...
The group highlighted Pope Francis’ strong condemnation of economic systems that deepen poverty and inequality
Photos | Church of the Poor: Cubao bishop reflects on Pope...
The requiem Mass was part of a nationwide observance, with dioceses across the Philippines offering liturgies for the late pontiff
Photos: Philippine Church, faith leaders remember Pope Francis as ‘Shepherd of...
The late pontiff was remembered across the country for his humility, advocacy for the poor, and enduring impact on Filipino faith communities
Filipino prelate warns of ‘blindness’ to truth and leadership
Cardinal David said modern-day distractions and moral confusion have left many unable to see the light of the Resurrection
Photos: Devotion through suffering: Filipino penitents in Kalayaan mark Good Friday...
In a public act of repentance and devotion, they beat their backs with wooden whips or bamboo flails, emulating the suffering of Christ
Photos: Philippine town of Paete revives centuries-old ‘Senakulo’ tradition
In towns like Paete, it is a vibrant expression of communal faith, drawing both local audiences and tourists during Holy Week
Photos: Philippines’ ‘town of moving saints’ reenact Christ and Mary’s encounter
Known as the “Town of the Moving Saints,” Paete is renowned for its Lenten processions featuring intricately carved wooden saints
Philippines to consecrate nation to Divine Mercy amid social, political polarization
Divine Mercy Sunday, established in 2000 by Saint John Paul II, is observed annually on the second Sunday of Easter.
Photos: Families of drug war victims gather for Palm Sunday blessing...
The ritual served not only as a religious observance but also as a public act of mourning and a call for justice