The Holy Family: A Model of Love, Faith, and Unity
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph serves as an enduring symbol of faith, love, and the strength of familial bonds. Their story, whi...
CBCP Pastoral Reflection for the Jubilee of Hope 2025 by Cardinal David
HOPE AS A FILIPINO VIRTUE: Filipinos consistently rank high in hope and optimism, rooted in deep religiosity and faith in God. Phrases like ...
Día de los Santos Inocentes in the Spanish Speaking World
Every December 28, much of the Spanish-speaking world celebrates Día de los Santos Inocentes (Day of the Holy Innocents), a holiday that bl...
The Five Portals and the Tomb of the Devil: Fact or Fiction?
In recent weeks, a whirlwind of rumors has captured the imaginations of conspiracy theorists, mystics, and even casual observers: claims tha...
St. John the Evangelist: The Beloved Disciple
St. John the Evangelist is one of the most prominent figures in Christian history, celebrated for his close relationship with Jesus Christ...
Christmas amidst Changing Times
A Reflection on Joy Amid Changing Times The Social Weather Stations survey in 2024 revealed a sobering reality: fewer Filipinos looked forwa...
The Legacy of St. Stephen: Proto-Martyr of Christianity
St. Stephen holds a significant place in Christian history as the first martyr, whose story is both inspiring and sobering. Celebrated on De...
Respecting Beliefs vs. Sensitivity in Christmas Greetings: A Perspective
In today’s world of diverse cultures, beliefs, and traditions, social media often becomes a platform where persons can express their views. ...
St. Carlo Acutis: The Millennial Saint
In a world increasingly driven by technology, Carlo Acutis stands out as a beacon of hope, bridging faith and modernity. Born on May 3, 1991...
Receive Three Plenary Indulgences During This Christmas Season
Receive Three Plenary Indulgences During This Christmas Season You can obtain three plenary indulgences by participating in the following ...
The Lord is Born for Us, So What?
Every year, the celebration of Christmas floods our homes, streets, and social media feeds with twinkling lights, cheerful songs, and heartw...
Gratitude in the Canticle of Zechariah
The Canticle of Zechariah , also known as the Benedictus (Luke 1:67-79), is a powerful hymn of praise and gratitude offered by Zechariah, t...
Pope Francis Warns against Gossip
In his many addresses and homilies, Pope Francis has repeatedly spoken out against the destructive nature of gossip, a behavior he likens ...
What are the O Antiphons?
The O Antiphons are a series of seven short prayers that are sung or recited at Vespers (Evening Prayer) during the last seven days of Adven...
The Secrets of the Templars
Few organizations in history have captured the imagination of historians, conspiracy theorists, and treasure hunters alike as much as the ...
The Role and Responsibilities of Godparents
In the sacramental life of the Church, godparents hold a vital role, one rooted in tradition and reinforced by the Church's magisterium....
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