240,000 Devotees Join Cebu's Sto. Niño Walk with Jesus
Cebu's faith shines brighter as 240,000 devotees join the Sto. Niño novena procession, a 50% increase showcasing resilience after recent calamities. Viva Pit Señor!
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MPF's Mary 'Redemption' Statement Sparks Theological Debate
Analysis of Mater Populi Fidelis document reveals logical incoherence between Mary being 'redeemed by Christ' and the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception. Explore the three propositions.
6 Philippine Dioceses Vacant, Awaiting New Bishops
Six Catholic dioceses in the Philippines will start 2026 with no bishops as appointments by Pope Leo XIV are pending. Get the full list and timeline here.
CBCP's Garcera Calls for Filipino Unity in Christmas Message
Archbishop Gilbert Garcera, CBCP President, urges Filipinos to seek unity with God and each other this Christmas amid recent divisive issues. Read his hopeful message for 2026.
Cebu Faithful Brave Dawn for Misa de Gallo Tradition
Thousands of Catholic devotees in Cebu attended the traditional Misa de Gallo dawn masses, a vibrant display of faith and Filipino culture ahead of Christmas. Read more about the celebrations.
Debate: Does New Vatican Document Challenge Immaculate Conception?
A theological analysis argues Pope Leo XIV's 'Mater Populi Fidelis' contains subtle language that may undermine the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception. Part 2 of the series examines the contradictions.
Manila Cardinal Calls for Inclusive Church at Start of Misa de Gallo
Manila Archbishop Cardinal Jose Advincula opened the 2025 Misa de Gallo by urging Filipinos to reject exclusion and embrace all. Read his powerful message for Christmas.
Colonial Feudal Mindset Perpetuates Poverty in PH
An analysis argues that a submissive cultural mindset, a colonial legacy, prevents Filipinos from challenging inequality. Liberation requires critical education and religion.
Vatican Strengthens Monogamy Doctrine Against Polygamy
The Vatican releases 'One Flesh' document reinforcing Catholic Church's stance on monogamous marriage while addressing polygamy and polyamory concerns. Learn about the new doctrinal position.
CBCP New Officials Assume Posts for 2025-2027 Term
Archbishop Gilbert Garcera leads 14 new CBCP officers starting their two-year service. The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines begins new leadership era with regional representatives nationwide.
86 Dioceses Support Trillion Peso March vs Corruption
86 Catholic dioceses unite for Trillion Peso March against government corruption on November 30, 2025. Join the call for accountability and transparency in the Philippines.
67 Dioceses Join Trillion Peso March vs Corruption
Catholic churches across the Philippines will protest corruption this Sunday, November 30, 2025. Join the nationwide movement demanding accountability and justice.
67 Dioceses Join Trillion Peso March Sequel
Sixty-seven Catholic dioceses across the Philippines will participate in the November 30 anti-corruption protest. Join the movement for accountability!
Carlo Acutis Relic Tour Begins in Philippines
The heart relic of Carlo Acutis, the teen saint known as 'God's Influencer,' arrives in the Philippines for an 18-day spiritual tour across 16 dioceses, inspiring digital evangelization.
St. Carlo Acutis Heart Relic Tours Philippines for 18 Days
The pericardium heart relic of Saint Carlo Acutis arrives in the Philippines on November 27, 2025, for an 18-day pilgrimage across 16 dioceses. Join the faithful in venerating 'God's Influencer.'
Redefining Filipino Progressivism Beyond Marxist Dogma
Exploring what makes a genuine Filipino progressive in today's political landscape. Rejecting violence and authoritarianism while embracing new ideas for social change.
Priest Suicide Reveals Church's Mental Health Challenge
The tragic suicide of Fr. Cocoi exposes the silent mental health crisis among clergy. Why do priests avoid support systems? Read the investigation.
Virgin of Regla: St. Augustine's Legacy in Lapu-Lapu
Explore the miraculous journey of the Virgin of Regla, from St. Augustine's vision in 400 AD to becoming the patroness of Lapu-Lapu City. Discover her enduring legacy and annual fiesta.
Cebu Journalist Max Limpag Dies, Championed Church Reform
Cebu journalism mourns Max Limpag, a fearless reporter who challenged Church transparency. His investigations into lost treasures and Latin Mass debates inspired reform. Read his legacy.
New Bishop Appointed for San Jose de Nueva Ecija Diocese
Pope Leo XIV names Fr. Samuel Agcaracar as the fifth bishop of San Jose de Nueva Ecija, ending the diocese's eight-month vacancy. Learn about his journey from teacher to bishop.
Davao Catholics March Against Corruption in Penitential Walk
Thousands of faithful joined the Archdiocesan Penitential Walk in Davao City, praying for national renewal amid corruption scandals. Join the movement for change.
Lapu-Lapu Church Saves Trees in Cemetery Expansion
Church officials in Lapu-Lapu City have redesigned the Humay-Humay Catholic Cemetery expansion to protect existing trees. Learn how this environmental move aligns with Laudato Si.
Cebu Priest Father Decoroso Olmilla Dies at 69
Cebu Archdiocese confirms the tragic death of Fr. Decoroso 'Cocoi' Olmilla, 69, found with neck wounds in his Mabolo condominium. Mental health struggles cited.
Priest Found Dead with Neck Wound in Cebu Condo
Father Decoroso Jurban Olmilla discovered bleeding with neck wound in Mabolo condominium. Police investigate possible foul play as two individuals remain in custody.
Archbishop Uy Calls Catholics to Help Tino Victims
Jaro Archbishop Jose Romeo Lazo calls for Catholic community support and prayers for victims affected by Typhoon Tino across Western Visayas.
Catholic Groups Demand Justice Over PH Corruption
The influential Laiko coalition breaks silence, issuing a powerful pastoral statement condemning systemic corruption and demanding immediate government action for national healing.
PH Honors Modern-Day Saints on November 9
Discover how the Philippines will honor contemporary saints and ordinary heroes in a special celebration this November 9, recognizing those who embody faith and service in daily life.
CBCP Demands Return of Tainted Donations
The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines takes a firm ethical stance, ordering churches to return donations from sources violating Catholic moral principles. Learn why this decision impacts religious integrity across the nation.
Cebu Archbishop Addresses Jesus-Pope Contradiction Claims
Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma addresses controversial claims of contradiction between Jesus Christ and Pope Francis, clarifying Catholic Church teachings on mercy and doctrine.
Echica: Cebu's Modern Saints Next Door
Discover the extraordinary stories of ordinary Cebuanos transforming lives through quiet acts of sainthood in their communities.
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