Why the CBCP Wants You to Put Down Your Phone This Lent CBCP – This Lenten season, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines is encouraging Catholics to take fasting beyond food and into the digital world. The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has called on Catholics to observe “digital media fasting” as … Read more
Opinionated Essay on Faith, Religion & Beliefs FAITH – Here is an opinionated answer or essay about faith, religion, and beliefs. Across the globe, there are several religions including the Roman Catholic which has the most number of believers. These religions got similarities and differences in beliefs. Also, each of these religion got traditions and … Read more
Robin Padilla Defends Pope Francis on New Year Issue ROBIN PADILLA – The Kapamilya actor reacted to the issue involving Pope Francis and a woman during the New Year’s day. On New Year’s Day, several reports about celebrity insights and event celebrations crossed the surface. However, there is one report that hooked a lot of … Read more
Vatican Unveils P5600 ‘Click to Pray’ Wearable Rosary VATICAN – The Vatican announced the launch of the P5600 “Click to Pray” eRosary device that can be worn as a bracelet. There are over 1 billion Roman Catholics in the world. It is also the oldest and the largest religion. The leader is the Bishop of … Read more
List of Roads that will be Closed in Makati City for the Lenten Events MAKATI CITY – Here is the list of roads that will be closed in Makati City for the Lenten events. The Philippines has a huge number of Roman Catholics. This coming Lenten season, several roads will be closed due to the … Read more
Manila Roman Catholic Archdiocese Releases Prayer Against Capital Punishment A prayer against the implementation of capital punishment was released by Manila Roman Catholic Archdiocese arguing it is against the Christian faith. The implementation of the death penalty was earlier opposed by several human rights groups, religious groups, and by some lawmakers saying justice cannot be deferring … Read more
An estimated 5.5 million barefoot devotees joined the Black Nazarene procession or the “Traslacion” on Friday, January 9, 2015 and paraded with the century-old icon of Jesus Christ through Manila, ahead of Pope Francis visit to the country, considered as Asia’s bastion of Christianity. The Filipino devotees showcased their fervent displya of devotion, chanting “Viva!” … Read more
The world’s most respected religious leader, Pope Francis, the head of more than a billion Roman Catholics worldwide will visit the Philippines this coming July 15, 2014. According to estimates, more than a million Filipinos and other nationalities in Asia are expected to attend the “High Mass” in the province of Leyte. The archdiocese of … Read more
The Roman Catholic worldwide celebrated the announcement of the new Pope from Argentina, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio which will be named as Pope Francis. The archbishop of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Jorge Mario Cardinal Bergoglio was ordained Cardinal by Pope John Paul II on February 2001. Cardinal Bergoglio was born on December 17, 1936 and was … Read more
The saddest day of the Roman Catholics around the world happened on Monday, February 11, 2013 when Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi announced that Pope Benedict XVI will resign this coming February 28, 2013. The highest official of the world’s largest religion, Pope Benedict cited that age was his main reason of renouncement as the head … Read more