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EDSA 1986 failure: Padre Damaso’s betrayal

"As we reflect on the legacy of EDSA, let us heed the lessons of history and forge a path towards a brighter future" The recent...

Catholics warned vs. ‘dubious, illicit’ groups

The Archdiocese of Cotabato has warned the faithful about the presence of “Catholic” groups whose teachings and practices deviate from those of the Roman...

Girl, 7, critical, after shooting outside London church

A seven-year-old girl was fighting for her life in hospital Saturday and five other people were injured after a shooting following a requiem mass...

Rizal, Padre Damaso and the Catholic Church today

"Rizal was right. The Church should not be allowed to meddle in politics" Today marks the 126th anniversary of the execution of our national hero,...

Shots! Pope jokes ‘a little tequila’ would ease knee pain

Pope Francis has quipped that a shot of tequila would help him with a painful knee that has forced the 85-year-old Argentinian to use...

Spain remains: The major Spanish influences in the Philippines

By Virgilio A. Reyes Jr. The year 1521 was significant in Europe, which was shaken by Martin Luther’s challenge to both the Emperor (concurrently, Spanish...

Spain’s great feat in Asia: A Christian Philippines

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Traumatized by the pandemic

Christian Filipinos, who constitute the religious majority in the Philippines (population 110 million), ask the question: How do we celebrate Christmas this year amid...

Filipino among 13 new cardinals

Cotabato Archbishop Emeritus Orlando Cardinal Quevedo on Sunday greeted the Philippines' new cardinal, Capiz Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula. Quevedo said Advincula had a lot of...

Pope appoints first African American cardinal

Pope Francis created 13 new cardinals on Saturday—including the first African-American—putting his personal stamp on the body that will one day choose his successor. Under...

Feast of the Assumption

"Mary has intervened and continues to intervene on many occasions and events throughout human history." The Blessed Virgin Mary has a special place in the...

175 children sexually assaulted by Catholic priests in Mexico-report

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The first Sunday of Advent

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Christ, a different King

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EDSA 1986 failure: Padre Damaso’s betrayal

Catholics warned vs. ‘dubious, illicit’ groups

Girl, 7, critical, after shooting outside London church

Rizal, Padre Damaso and the Catholic Church today

Shots! Pope jokes ‘a little tequila’ would ease knee pain

Spain remains: The major Spanish influences in the Philippines

Spain’s great feat in Asia: A Christian Philippines

Traumatized by the pandemic

Filipino among 13 new cardinals

Pope appoints first African American cardinal

Feast of the Assumption

175 children sexually assaulted by Catholic priests in Mexico-report

The first Sunday of Advent

Christ, a different King

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