13-Year-Old Filipina Who Loved the Eucharist Is Officially on Path to Sainthood
Canonization cause opens for young ‘model of piety and fortitude.’
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Church Floor in Philippines Collapses on Ash Wednesday, Killing 1 and Injuring Dozens
According to the PIO, witnesses heard a loud noise and then screams from the people who fell from the balcony and from some who were on the first floor, all participating in the Mass.
At Least Three People Killed in Explosion During Mass on Philippine Campus
Authorities are investigating whether pro-Islamic State militants were responsible for the blast, which set off a panic on the campus of Mindanao State University in Marawi on the island of Mindanao.
‘Black Nazarene’ Procession in the Philippines Draws More Than 100,000 Faithful Post-Pandemic Restrictions
This procession is one of the most important religious celebrations in the Philippines, the only country with a Catholic majority in Asia, accounting for approximately 82% of the entire population.
Nuns in the Philippines Charged with Aiding Terrorists
Human rights groups have accused the Justice Department of the Philippines of rushing the process and not allowing the nuns to defend themselves.
Pope Francis Sends Aid to Migrants at Belarus Border and Victims of Typhoon in Philippines
The Vatican announced the money would also help Caritas Poland, the country’s biggest charitable organization, “to address the migratory emergency on the border between the two countries."
Philippine Cardinal, 130 Nuns, Convent Staff Test Positive for COVID-19
The Philippines on Friday reported 20,336 new COVID-19 cases, with more than 300 deaths, the highest in almost a month.
Filipino Gold Medalist Hidilyn Diaz Inspires With Her Victory and Catholic Devotion
After completing her final lift, the champion weightlifter held her hands to her face, burst into tears and clutched at her Miraculous Medal of the Blessed Virgin Mary hanging from her neck.
This is the 500th Anniversary of the Philippines’ Miraculous Image and Devotion
Santo Niño de Cebú, the miraculous statue of the Child Jesus and the devotion that helped make the Philippines grow into one of the largest Catholic populations in the world, is celebrating its 500th anniversary this year.
Philippine President Threatens to Close Catholic Churches that Hold Public Masses
The Philippines has had more than 677,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and nearly 13,000 deaths, among the highest rates in Southeast Asia.
