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Simbang Gabi 2016 at Society of St. Paul (Day 2)

Celebrant: Fr. Paul Marquez, SSP Choir: Society of St. Paul Juniorate Choir

Simbang Gabi 2016 at Society of St. Paul (Day 1)

Celebrant: Fr. Ramil Tapang, SSP Choir: Mater Dolorosa Choir, (Our Lady of Sorrows Parish, Pasay City)

Church warns vs occult-prone Halloween

Church leaders have cautioned Filipino Catholics against confusing All Saints Day with the North American All Hallows Eve, or Halloween, when children and even adults dress up as ghosts and goblins for scare and fun.

Is Batac’s Eco Park Marcos’ final destination?

Your mantra for the week: “When I set my mind to look for something positive, I surely find it.”

Church launches rehab campaign

Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle will launch today during Sunday Mass at 10 p.m., at the Manila Cathedral “Sanlakbay para sa Pagbabagong Buhay,” the archdiocesan-wide drug-rehab program.

Feast of San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila, patron of migrants, celebrated Sept. 28

The Feast of San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila and Companion Martyrs will be celebrated by the Catholic Church Sept. 28.

Marian pilgrims visit Jubilee of Mercy churches in Pangasinan

Green Faith Travels brings pilgrims to three Jubilee of Mercy churches in the Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan for the group’s fifth Marian Pilgrimage in Pangasinan, on Saturday, Oct. 22.

‘In the eyes of God, none of us are junkies that are good for dead’–Bishop Pablo David

Bishop Pablo Virgilio David of Caloocan said strong family ties could lick the drug problem, which he said had worsened because of waning personal connections.

The House of the Virgin in the Land of Islam

One would hardly think of Turkey as a pilgrimage destination. Travel books say that it is 90 percent Muslim and you would realize that as soon as you tour Istanbul. We were able to locate only one Catholic Church in one of the alleys.

Pre-Hispanic burial ground unearthed in CamSur town

A team of archaeologists and graduate students from different universities in the United States accidentally found a pre-Hispanic burial ground amid an ongoing construction work of a multipurpose building in a former cemetery here on Monday.