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  • Philippine diocese launches app to link COVID-19 patients with priests

    Philippine diocese launches app to link COVID-19 patients with priests

    • Apr 9, 2021

    A diocese in the Philippines has launched an application, E-Pray, for spiritual accompaniment during COVID-19 isolation.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Pope asks Filipinos to celebrate the gift of faith and pass it on

    Pope asks Filipinos to celebrate the gift of faith and pass it on

    • Apr 5, 2021

    As bishops across the Philippines opened “holy doors” at their cathedrals, Pope Francis sent a video message encouraging Filipino Catholics to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the arrival of Christianity in their country by continuing to be faithful, generous missionaries of the Gospel.

    By Cindy Wooden
  • Good Friday and virus lockdown empty Manila’s streets

    Good Friday and virus lockdown empty Manila’s streets

    • Apr 2, 2021

    Filipinos marked Good Friday, one of the most solemn holidays in Asia’s largest Catholic nation, with deserted streets and churches following a strict lockdown to slow down the spread of the coronavirus.

    By Associated Press
  • A reminder that Holy Week is prime time for anti-Christian violence

    A reminder that Holy Week is prime time for anti-Christian violence

    • Mar 29, 2021

    Every year on major Christian feast days, somewhere in the world, Christians will be killed for no reason other than that they chose to attend religious services.

    By John L. Allen Jr.
  • Philippine cardinal, human rights advocate, named to Manila Archdiocese

    Philippine cardinal, human rights advocate, named to Manila Archdiocese

    • Mar 25, 2021

    Pope Francis named Cardinal Jose Advincula of Capiz to be the new archbishop of Manila.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Duterte says he will forcibly close churches holding Masses in Philippines

    Duterte says he will forcibly close churches holding Masses in Philippines

    • Mar 23, 2021

    Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s spokesman is warning that the government will forcibly close Catholic churches in the capital if priests proceed with a plan to hold Masses.

    By Associated Press
  • Remember your past with gratitude, pope tells Filipino priests

    Remember your past with gratitude, pope tells Filipino priests

    • Mar 22, 2021

    Pope Francis asked Filipino priests doing graduate studies in Rome not to think of their time in the city and their residence at the Pontifical Filipino College as a pause disconnected from their “real” lives.

    By Cindy Wooden
  • Filipino troops kill rebel commander, rescue last hostage

    Filipino troops kill rebel commander, rescue last hostage

    • Mar 21, 2021

    Philippine troops killed an Abu Sayyaf rebel commander blamed for years of ransom kidnappings and on Sunday rescued the last of his four Indonesian captives, the military said.

    By Jim Gomez
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