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MANILA, Philippines — Two years after breaking tradition due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Filipino Catholics will now be allowed to receive ash crosses on Ash Wednesday, following the guidelines released by the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP).…
The Archdiocese of Manila clarified that priests in the city may still put ashes on the forehead of devotees despite a Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines recommendation that the clergy tweak the Lenten practice by sprinkling…
Not too long ago, they shed tears of sadness and regret. The mood has changed. The San Vicente Ferrer Chapel in the village of Pitalo in the southern Cebu town of San Fernando, which was razed by…
IT’S NOT ABOUT THE TURNOUT Will there be many people who will join the Walk for Life today? In Cebu City, pro-life advocates are expecting at least a thousand participants. The turnout, however, won’t reflect the sentiments…
At first the narrative seems disjointed. No central character holds it together, and no plot can be discerned in the grab bag of discrete stories assembled around a beauty contest for maids in Hong Kong who have…
RESIDENTS of midwest Cebu towns were urged to remain vigilant as Mount Kanlaon in Negros Island continues to spew ash. Julius Regner, Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO) spokesman, said residents of Cebu…
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