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Filipinos who belong to the Roman Catholic faith should not just be onlookers but should…

Members of the Brotherhood of Christian Businessmen and Professionals joined thousands of Catholic faithful belonging…

BCBP chapters in Metro Manila and nearby provinces will be taking part in the annual…

If terms like hell, sin, and judgment have become unpopular in our culture, the idea of purgatory is positively radioactive. However, the doctrine of purgatory has a solid foundation in the Bible. Here are the essentials of what the Church has taught on purgatory.

President Benigno S. Aquino III recently delivered his final State of the Nation Address. The…

In this article Pope Francis speaks of the visible actions carried out by the Church, explaining that they are an expression of her deeper spiritual reality rooted in the two natures of Christ. “The visible and the invisible of the Church are not opposed, but are rather integrated in the one Church,” the Pope says.

We share with you an interview with Fr. Joseph Tham, LC, MD, PhD, Dean of the School of Bioethics of the Regina Apostolorum Pontifical University on a few of the ‘controversial’ issues discussed by Pope Francis in his recently published encyclical “Laudato si”.

Manila Archbishop Emeritus, Cardinal Gaudencio Rosales says the Catholic Church cannot conform her teachings about divorce to the world’s wishes. According to CBCP News, the former archbishop of the Filipino capital stressed that even if a new survey shows that 60 percent of Filipinos want divorce to be made legal, no one can change the teachings of God to suit what people want.

Our world needs good and strong families to overcome these threats! The Philippines needs holy and loving families to protect the beauty and truth of the family in God’s plan and to be a support and example for other families.

“That child, born in Bethlehem of the Virgin Mary, came not only for the people of Israel, represented by the shepherds of Bethlehem, but also for all humanity, represented today by the wise men from the East. It is on the Magi and their journey in search of the Messiah that the Church today invites us to meditate and to pray.” Pope Francis challenges us to always ask and feel the troubling question: “Where is the star today?”