Only if we let God into our lives can we break out of the “tombs” of poverty, injustice and violence into which we have fallen. This was the call made by Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle on Saturday as Christians in the Philippines and around the world prepared to celebrate Easter Sunday.
As hordes of Filipinos prepare to hit the beach this Holy Week, Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Tagle urged Catholics to go “on a journey of faith with Jesus” and learn more about newly elected Pope Francis.
Will you give up your favorite teleserye (soap opera) to observe Lent?
His Eminence Luis Antonio G. Cardinal Tagle, a Gerry Roxas Leadership Awardee from St. Andrew’s School in Parañaque City (Class of 1973) will be the guest of honor of this year’s Leaders’ Forum of the Gerry Roxas Leadership Awardees (GRLA) on Sunday at Gateway Mall, Araneta Center, Quezon City.
Here’s one way to lose weight while enriching one’s spirituality: Fast during the entire period of Lent and donate the money intended for your food to the hungry.
Faith never ends. And in a display of devotion that defies understanding, millions of barefoot Catholics once again braved the risks of taking part in the annual Black Nazarene procession in Manila on Wednesday, making atonement for their sins, raising petitions for heavenly favors and giving thanks for answered prayers.
‘Tis the season for renewal of faith in God. Amid the “commercialization” of Christmas, Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle on Saturday reminded the public not to lose sight of the primary significance of the season.
Newly appointed Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle on Sunday ushered in the start of the dawn masses or “Simbang Gabi” and called on the people to remember Jesus Christ as the reason for the celebrations.
Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle on Tuesday urged the Catholic faithful to pray and attend an overnight vigil in Makati for the defeat of the reproductive health bill.
