MANY Filipino Catholics will once again flock to church and wave their palm branches to celebrate Palm Sunday on April 13, signaling the beginning of Holy Week — the most solemn and reflective period ...

With almost 80 percent Catholics and other Christians, Filipinos observe the Holy Week where they perform solemn religious activities from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday. On Palm Sunday, worshipers bear ...

While millions of Catholic devotees flock to the renowned Our Lady of the Rosary of Manaoag Minor Basilica in Manaoag town, ...

One of the tangible reflections of Rizal province's rich history lies in the centuries-old churches nestled throughout its ...

Despite modernity and changing religious expressions, the “Penitentes” of Palo, Leyte remain a powerful image of Filipino ...

Members of the Knights of Columbus carry a statue of St. Pedro Calungsod in a procession before an April 5, 2025 Mass at St.

Catholic and Muslim groups called out sexist and racist jokes by candidates in the Philippines’ May 12 elections, as the ...

It is often said that veiling is a form of fasting for the eyes, allowing church-goers to focus solely on Christ’s passion, the center of Holy Week.

Filipino religious superiors honored families of drug war victims in an emotional thanksgiving Mass, three weeks after former ...

Waving of palaspas or palm fronds has been a part of the Filipino Catholic Church’s tradition during Palm Sunday. But what does it signify and how should it be observed? Commemorating the triumphal ...

Today we celebrate the solemnity of the Annunciation. It’s typically celebrated on March 25, unless it falls during Holy Week, by which it is superseded. The day celebrates the appearance of the ...

Located in Oud Metha, Dubai, St. Mary's is a central hub for Filipino Catholics, offering services in multiple languages, including Tagalog. St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church – Jebel Ali, Dubai ...