Tag: Philippines
Cardinal David: When good people abandon politics, bad politics wins
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David of Kalookan, a diocese in the northern part of Metro Manila, the Philippines’ capital region, has urged Filipinos frustrated with their country’s political system not to withdraw from public life, warning that the disengagement of people committed to the common good can allow bad politics to prevail.
Philippine bishops promote networks of women nationwide
The Catholic bishops in the Philippines have esta-blished offices to create a network of women in dioceses nationwide, aiming to...
Asian Catholic editors push for stronger cross-border collaboration, digital evangelization
Organized by SIGNIS Asia, the Catholic News Publication Editors’ Roundtable 2.0 brought together editors from 11 countries — Bangladesh...
‘Pilgrims of Hope’: Major superiors’ Lenten walk confronts poverty and injustice
Members of the Conference of Major Superiors in the Philippines (CMSP), along with clergy, lay partners, and the faithful, held the 2025...
Black Nazarene feast resumes in Manila drawing thousands
After three years of restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic the traditional procession in the Filipino capital resumes this year...
Carmel Kuching meriahkan Sambutan Ulang Tahun Ke-100 Carmel Jaro
Empat biarawati Carmelite berbangsa Perancis dari Hue, Vietnam, tiba atas pelawaan Uskup Jaro ketika itu, Uskup James Paul McCloskey...