Pope Names Bishop Layog as Apostolic Administrator of Alaminos, Philippines

Jan 14, 2020 17:11

Jim Fair

Spirituality

Outgoing Nuncio to Filipinos: Spread the Faith to the World

Archbishop Gabriele Caccia Moving to Vatican’s Permanent Observer to the United Nations

Dec 13, 2019 18:00

ZENIT Staff

Young People

Cardinal Tagle Calls for More Church Roles for Women, Young People

‘Some of the best communicators are women and young people’

Dec 10, 2019 16:03

Roy Lagarde

Local Church

Emotional Cardinal Tagle: ‘Thy will be done’

Urges Listeners to Have Mary as Their Model

Dec 09, 2019 17:59

Roy Lagarde

Popes

Pope Francis to Lead ‘Aguinaldo Mass’ for Filipinos in Rome

December 15 Celebration to be First Presided by a Pope

Dec 06, 2019 16:36

Roy Lagarde

Justice and Peace

Churches in Philippines Lit Up Red for Persecuted Christians

More Than 2,100 Mark Red Wednesday”

Nov 29, 2019 18:27

ZENIT Staff

Leo XIV authorizes a diocesan bishop to remove the superior of a monastery

Although the language belongs to the world of canon law, the practical question behind the reform is straightforward: who has the authority to remove the superior of a monastery when the superior himself becomes the subject of disciplinary action?

Confirmed: Leo XIV to Visit a Second Microstate: San Marino

The only Pope to have visited San Marino was Saint John Paul II. This occurred on August 29, 1982.

Pope Names Bishop Layog as Apostolic Administrator of Alaminos, Philippines

Prelate Calls for Prayers, Aid Amid Volcano Unrest in Philippines

Pope Francis Prays for Victims of Typhoon Phanfone

Terrorist Violence on Christmas Eve in Philippines

Caritas Philippines Opens ‘Social Action Academy’

Church in Philippines Asks Prayers, Aid After New Quake Hits Mindanao

Pope Francis Celebrates Mass for Rome’s Filipino Community

Outgoing Nuncio to Filipinos: Spread the Faith to the World

Cardinal Tagle Calls for More Church Roles for Women, Young People

Emotional Cardinal Tagle: ‘Thy will be done’

Pope Francis to Lead ‘Aguinaldo Mass’ for Filipinos in Rome

Churches in Philippines Lit Up Red for Persecuted Christians