Luke Godoy

A Filipino bishop has reminded social communication ministers not to become hindrances to delivering the Good News.

Peninsular Malaysia prepares for the Regional Pastoral Assembly

Three Filipino clergymen were chosen to participate in a worldwide meeting of parish priests later this month in the Vatican.

"It was a time of fellowship, friendship, and building up of mutual understanding and respect for each other," Archbishop Simon Poh explained.

“Our ability to connect knowledge is intervened with our ability to love, that is not a computational issue,” Dr. Paolo Ruffini said.

“With the digital world today, we can continue the Pentecostal experience… to come out there and face the world [and] every culture without fear,” said Cardinal Sebastian Francis

In 203, two Christian mothers found themselves imprisoned because they refused to renounce their faith, and both willingly shed their blood for Christ: Saints Perpetua and Felicity, whose feast day we celebrate today, March 7.

Catholics participated in a blood donation campaign for the Lenten Season in Bahrain, a Muslim-dominated country.

“EDSA was not a victory for one party and the defeat of another. It was not a triumph of one family vanquishing another. It was as the fulfillment of a promise, a particular instance of a triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary,” Bishop Dennis said.

Cardinal Sebastian noted that these acts of penance are also being done by other non-Catholic Asians, especially Hindus, Buddhists, and Muslims, bringing about a unique sense of spiritual unity within the region.