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Shabu dealer linked to Dawlah Islamiya busted in Marawi
Another drug trafficker identified with the Dawlah Islamiya was arrested after selling P102,000 worth of shabu to non-uniformed policemen in a sting operation Thursday in Barangay Cabasaran in Marawi City......»»
Panghulan s Hail Mary shot lifts Top Flight past Arellano in NBTC Division 2 finals
Joey Panghulan’s last-gasp half-court heave towed Top Flight Sports Canada into the National Basketball Training Center (NBTC) Division 2 finals over the Arellano Braves, 87-84, Friday afternoon at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City......»»
NEWS BRIEFS | 19 February 2024
DOT-10 opens historical trail in Cagayan de Oro The Department of Tourism-Region 10 (DOT-10) has launched the “Cagayan de Oro Historical Trail Walkthrough,” which covered the historical sites in the city. The trail will start at the wooden cross in front of the St. Augustine Metropolitan Cathedral in downtown Cagayan de Oro. The cross, erected in […].....»»
Manila archbishop leads mass for Ash Wednesday
Manila Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula will be presiding over the Ash Wednesday noon mass at the Manila Cathedral today......»»
Sinulog celebrated by Fil-Ams, showing their faith, cultural tradition
LOS ANGELES – Sinulog, dubbed as the Queen of Festivals, was celebrated this month by Filipino Americans as part of their cultural and religious tradition. At the Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral in Los Angeles, the nine-day novena leading to the Sinulog Festival was attended by Fil-Ams. The Sinulog festival a the Our Lady.....»»
Antipolo Cathedral elevated as first international shrine in PH, Southeast Asia
In a historic celebration, pilgrims, officials, and prelates come together in Antipolo to witness the solemn declaration of the 450-year-old cathedral, home of the image of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage.....»»
Antipolo Cathedral declared international shrine
In June 2022, the Vatican declared the approval of a petition to raise the cathedral's status to an international shrine, marking the first such designation in Southeast Asia and the 11th globally......»»
Antipolo cathedral to be declared international shrine
More than 80 bishops will attend the declaration of the Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage in Antipolo as an international shrine tomorrow......»»
Antipolo cathedral to be declared internatonal shrine
More than 80 bishops will attend the declaration of the Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage in Antipolo as an international shrine tomorrow......»»
MVP, Zobel, 7 others conferred papal award
Metro Pacific Investment Corp. chairman and president Manuel V. Pangilinan and eight others were conferred the papal award Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice at the Manila Cathedral last Wednesday......»»
Funeral Mass for Archbishop Emeritus Capalla
Archbishop Romulo Valles of the Archdiocese of Davao leads the funeral mass for Davao Archbishop Emeritus Fernando Capalla at the San Pedro Cathedral in Davao City on Monday, 15 January 2024. MindaNews photo by MANMAN DEJETO.....»»
Davao Archbishop Emeritus Fernando Capalla laid to rest at San Pedro Cathedral crypt
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / 15 January) – The remains of Davao Archbishop Emeritus Fernando Capalla were laid to rest at the San Pedro Cathedral crypt in this city noontime Monday, January 15. Among those who officiated the funeral Mass at the jampacked cathedral were Mindanao’s lone Cardinal, Orlando B. Quevedo, OMI, Cardinal Jose Advincula of […].....»»
Capalla: 3rd Davao Archbishop to be buried in San Pedro Cathedral crypt
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / 14 January) — The remains of Davao’s Archbishop Emeritus Fernando Capalla will be buried at the San Pedro Catheral’s crypt on Monday, January 15, after the 10 a.m. mass. MIndanao’s lone Cardinal Orlando Quevedo and Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila, 14 Archbishops and Bishops will be among those who will concelebrate the […].....»»
Duterte visits Abp. Capalla’s wake
Former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte visits the wake of Davao Archbishop Emeritus Fernando Capalla at the Chapel of the Saints at the San Pedro Cathedral at a little past 11 p.m. on January 6 with his partner, Honeylet Avancena. Capalla, who took a stand against the “unabated series of summary killings” in Davao City while Duterte was mayor, died early morning of January 6 in his residence in Davao City. MindaNews photo by MANMAN DEJETO .....»»
‘Be angels to the less than merry’
Be angels to others who would not be having a merry Christmas this year, Manila Cathedral rector Monsignor Rolando dela Cruz urged Catholics in his homily during the ninth anticipated mass and last Simbang Gabi on Dec. 23......»»
Puto Bumbong
A vendor prepares “puto bumbong,” one of the most popular delicacies sold at the snack bazaar during the Simbang Gabi Mass at the San Pedro Cathedral in Davao City on Wednesday (20 December 2023). MindaNews photo.....»»
Christmas Lights
Christmas lights glow in the background while a couple find themselves glued to their mobile phones at the Rizal Park fronting San Isidro Cathedral in Malaybalay City Wednesday night (13 December 2023). MindaNews photo by H. MARCOS C. MORDENO.....»»
St. John Paul II’s relic on display today
A relic of St. John Paul II will be on display at the Manila Cathedral’s Christ the King chapel today, his feast day......»»
Cruise ship bringing in tourists to Leyte
TACLOBAN CITY — A cruise ship that will bring over 100 tourists composed mostly of Australian retirees will arrive in Leyte to visit typhoon “Yolanda”-hit sites. Tacloban City Tourism Operations Office chief Ma. Lumen Tabao said the cruise ship Coral Adventurer will arrive on 3 November for a one-day visit. It will dock in Babatngon, a town next to the city on the northern side but will be touring mostly in Tacloban. Among the sites lined up for the visit include a mass grave of those who died during the supertyphoon, the shipwreck, Tacloban convention center, Price Mansion, Sto. Niño Shrine, MacArthur Park, Palo Cathedral and Sto. Niño Church. The tourists will also be view with the lights and sounds of San Juanico Aesthetic Lighting. “We also want to highlight the Yolanda rehabilitation projects that were implemented by the Australian government to show our gratitude for all their assistance during our distress,” Tabao said. Tabao added that the Department of Tourism regional office is conducting training for waiters, food handlers, bus drivers, and staff of pasalubong centers and Sto. Niño shrine. “We have to put our best foot forward because the travel agency will organize another cruise trip next year if they are satisfied on how we organize this event,” she said. Coral Adventurer is a first-class tropical expedition ship designed to access unconventional destinations that often are inaccessible to large cruise ships. Tabao said the arrival of Coral Adventurer will be the first-ever cruise call in Tacloban and Babatngon for any cruise company. The visit will come five days ahead of the 10th anniversary of the devastation of typhoon “Yolanda” last 8 November 2013. Next week, a representative from the said travel agency in Australia will come to Tacloban to do an ocular inspection of the places that will be visited by the tourists. Tacloban has an average daily tourist arrival of 2,000 usually for meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions. The post Cruise ship bringing in tourists to Leyte appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Pope urges Europe against treating migrants as invaders
Pope Francis on Saturday urged European governments to welcome migrants instead of viewing them as invaders, striding into a hugely sensitive political debate again inflamed by mass arrivals. "Those who risk their lives at sea do not invade, they look for welcome," Francis said in a speech closing a conference of bishops and young people from around the Mediterranean in the French port city of Marseille. Migration is "a reality of our times, a process that involves three continents around the Mediterranean and that must be governed with wise foresight, including a European response," the pontiff added. Francis' 35-minute speech drew a standing ovation from his audience, but his position on migration was unlikely to please French President Emmanuel Macron and Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin, who were both present and planned tougher measures to control arrivals. The pope's forceful interventions come as the migration debate has been stoked by mass arrivals on the Italian island of Lampedusa last week. Speaking at a monument to people lost at sea on his arrival in Marseille on Friday, the pontiff had insisted that "people who are at risk of drowning when abandoned on the waves must be rescued". He thanked aid groups for rescuing migrants in danger at sea, condemning efforts to prevent their work as "gestures of hate". Tens of thousands expected Tens of thousands of people are expected to watch Francis as he travels through the streets of Marseille later Saturday before celebrating mass for almost 60,000 people in the city's famed Velodrome stadium. Up to 100,000 are expected to line the Avenue du Prado for his "popemobile" tour and many roads are decked out with the white-and-yellow colors of the Vatican. Francky Domingo, a Beninese man who heads a group of undocumented migrants in Marseille, said he hoped the pontiff's visit would "give us back a little hope" and "calm the political tensions". The Mediterranean port is a "cosmopolitan, multicultural, multireligious" hub but "faces huge difficulties, drug trafficking that costs human lives every day (and) the problem of housing", Domingo added. Around 40 people have been killed in shootings in Marseille this year, and Macron has promised billions of euros to upgrade city infrastructure in a bid to stop the downward spiral. Not everyone has welcomed the Pope's visit. Some politicians on the left have criticized Macron's decision to attend Saturday's mass as an infringement of state secularism. Others on the right have attacked Francis for "interfering" in domestic politics. The pontiff did nothing Saturday to dodge such allegations, appearing to weigh in on two of Macron's projects -- assisted dying and inscribing the right to abortion in the constitution. Old people risk being "pushed aside, under the false pretenses of a supposedly dignified and 'sweet' death that is more 'salty' than the waters of the sea," Francis warned. He also spoke of "unborn children, rejected in the name of a false right to progress, which is instead a retreat into the selfish needs of the individual". Religious heritage Francis' messages may have less resonance given Catholicism's long decline in France. Fewer than a third of people still say they are Catholic and only a fraction of those regularly attend mass. The country's religious heritage nevertheless still has enormous weight, with Macron showing off progress in restoring the fire-ravaged Notre Dame cathedral in central Paris to Britain's King Charles III this week. He has also announced tax breaks for contributions to a fund to renovate church buildings in villages too small to take on the repairs themselves. The post Pope urges Europe against treating migrants as invaders appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»