
Philippines Makes History as First Nation to Consecrate Itself to Divine Mercy
Jesus ‘wants us to bring to him all mankind, especially all sinners, and immerse them in the ocean of his mercy so we can really be renewed as a nation, as a country.’
Jesus ‘wants us to bring to him all mankind, especially all sinners, and immerse them in the ocean of his mercy so we can really be renewed as a nation, as a country.’
In San Fernando, Pampanga — dubbed the 'Lenten Capital of the Philippines' — reenactments go much further.
A warrant was issued from the International Criminal Court.
Associated Press reported none of the 82 clergy members, including seven bishops, listed in the database have been convicted in any civil court.
Cardinal David, who studied at the French Biblical and Archaeological School of Jerusalem, is considered one of the leading experts on the Bible in his country.
The procession is one of the largest displays of religious devotion in the world.
Roumie encouraged Filipino fans: ‘You are leading the way for so many other nations as to what it means to be a culture that puts God above everything else.’
Children as young as 1-year-old and seniors alike participate in the popular Philippine celebration.
This October, in honor of the Month of the Holy Rosary, we commemorate a powerful event from 38 years ago that changed the course of Philippine history.
St. Ezequiel Moreno was beatified in 1975 and canonized in Santo Domingo in 1992 on the occasion of the fifth centenary of the evangelization of the Americas.
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