Marcos Jr. and the Catholic Church: Unfinished Business
The late Catholic Metropolitan Archbishop of Manila, Jaime Cardinal Sin (1928-2005), liked playing up to the inevitable jokes about his name. “Welcome to the house of Sin,” used to be
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The late Catholic Metropolitan Archbishop of Manila, Jaime Cardinal Sin (1928-2005), liked playing up to the inevitable jokes about his name. “Welcome to the house of Sin,” used to be
Holy Family Church in Artesia bought an adjacent building just before the COVID-19 lockdown. Despite worries that it would be a financial drain as donations plummeted in the pandemic, the
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THE competing church endorsements of political candidates do not bode well for secularism, the bedrock of democratic rights and freedoms. Taking sides may lead to religious fundamentalism, the kind that
Play Video MANILA, Philippines – The Leni Robredo-Kiko Pangilinan ticket has received another rare religious endorsement just days before the May 9 polls – this time from one of the country’s
Blessed Sacrament offers monthly Filipino Mass, Msgr. Scott Friend studying language Published: May 5, 2022 By Aprille Hanson SpiveyAssociate Editor Erica Bacsa Filipino parishioners of Blessed Sacrament Church in Jonesboro collect
Play Video MANILA, Philippines – Five days before the elections, over 1,200 priests, bishops, and deacons officially endorsed the candidacy of presidential candidate Vice President Leni Robredo and her
Philippines Clergy for the Moral Choice warns that 'our country is in danger of being ruled by those who made her suffer' Supporters of presidential candidate Ferdinand Marcos Jr. attend a campaign
Hundreds of Filipino Catholics followed a replica of the Jubilee Cross, along with statues of Santo Nino de Cebu and Our Lady of Manaoag, as they traveled to parishes throughout
Philippines Despite leading the world in baptisms, the Catholic country must remember to be faithful and uphold truth More than 1.6 million children were baptized Catholics in the Philippines in 2020. (Photo:
Newark, NJ – The Archdiocese of Newark’s year-long celebration of the 500th anniversary of Christianity in the Philippines will conclude with a cultural procession and joyous Mass at Newark’s Cathedral