Black Nazarene Procession in Philippines Canceled Over COVID
Every year, up to 18 million devotees have taken part in the annual procession and the other festivities.
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Archbishop Charles Brown Appointed Nuncio to the Philippines
From 1994 to 2011, Archbishop Brown worked at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, and he was appointed apostolic nuncio to Ireland in November 2011.
Vatican Cardinal Tagle Recovers From Coronavirus
The 63-year-old cardinal tested positive for coronavirus Sept. 10, but was asymptomatic.
Vatican Cardinal Tagle Tests Positive for Coronavirus
According to the director of the Holy See press office, Cardinal Tagle “has no symptoms and will remain in isolation in the Philippines, where he is."
Catholic Leaders Reject Duterte’s Call to Revive Death Penalty in Philippines
Bishop Baylon called on lawmakers to enact policies that respect human dignity and focus on “a justice that promotes healing and rehabilitation."
Pope Francis Raises Cardinal Tagle to New Rank
Traditionally, six cardinal bishops from the Latin Church are appointed as titular bishops of Rome’s ancient suburbicarian sees.
Philippines Parish Cancels Planned ‘Online General Absolution’
Amid the outbreak of coronavirus and many dioceses worldwide suspending Masses and confessions, the Vatican has clarified that if a general absolution is done, it must be approved by the bishop, and it must be done in person.
Philippines President, Church Leaders Continue to Clash Ahead of Midterms
NEWS ANALYSIS: Despite Duterte’s continuing foul-mouthed attacks on Catholicism, his preferred candidates are predicted to win senate seats.
Attacks in Southern Philippines Jeopardize Peace Efforts
Twin bombings in Jolo are among the deadliest in recent years.
Holy Father Prays for Victims of Cathedral Bombing on Philippine Island of Jolo
At lease 20 Massgoers were killed in explosions and more than 100 were injured Sunday.
