Official website of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Manila, His Eminence Jaime L. Cardinal Sin, Archbishop. Manila was established as a suffragan diocese of Mexico on February 6, 1579 by Pope Gregory XIII by virtue of the Apostolic Constitution √·∆Ì¿ÙIllius fulti praesido,√·∆Ì¿Ú following the first successful missionary efforts - Intramuros, Manila.

These four churches, the first of which was built by the Spanish in the late 16th century, are located in Manila, Santa Maria, Paoay and Miag-ao. Their unique architectural style is a reinterpretation of European Baroque by Chinese and Philippine craftsmen.

The site offers International Catholic News and recent Documents of the Church. This is an atempt to bring the news nearer to the hearts of Filipino Catholics. To be updated to the recent news and pronouncements of the Church that will help us to understand fully the teachings of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ - Pansol, Calamba.

The Catholic Directory Online is a free service for the Roman Catholic Church: parishes, dioceses, organizations, institutions, congregations, associations, schools, retreat houses, etc. Listings can be posted, updated, modified in real-time online from anywhere in the world. Unlike those hard-copy directories that come out of the printing press outdated and you have to wait for another year to make necessary changes, the Catholic Directory Online can be updated in real time.

Article about novenas from Prism, a publication of the Journalism program of San Francisco State University.

CLM has rooted in Philippines in 2004. It is an Ecclesial Movement founded in Latin America in 1985. The Holy See approved it in 1994 as a world wide Catholic Movement of Pontifical Right.

Devotees of Our Lady of Manaoag. This site was created to pay tribute to Our Lady of Manaoag The Virgin of Manaoag has an amiable, radiant expression. Her countenance inspires love, adoration and awe. She exudes beauty beyond description. She is patroness of the sick, protectress of the helpless, benefactress of the needy.

The Marian Solidarity is a prayer union of Marian devotees and organizations. We form a spiritual bond of prayer support for Pope John Paul II. We ask the Lord that the Holy Father will persevere in his mission of leading the people of God. This prayer solidarity is Marian in character as it takes its inspiration from the Pontiff's Totus Tuus devotion.

Colaborative website of the bishops of the dioceses of Cagayan de Oro, Butuan, Surigao, Tandag, Malaybalay, Davao, Digos, Tagum, Mati, Dipolog, Ozamis, Pagadian, Iligan, St. Mary's in Marawi, Kidapawan, Marbel, Cotabato, Zamboanga, Isabela-Basilan, Jolo, Ipil.

On the 25th of each month, Our Lady appears to the Medjugorje visionary Marija to give us her message to the world.

On the 25th of each month, Our Lady appears to the Medjugorje visionary Marija to give us her message to the world. Our Lady's latest monthly message in Tagalog appears on this site.

Find your future in the few collections of the useful homily notes! This is a socio-religious literature in the Philippines that has marked the tendency to face the hard truth of reality, and at times to the point of bluntness.

A group of Filipino and Singaporean children's expression of their Profession of the Catholic Faith - from Oracle's ThinkQuest.

Our mission is to proclaim the message of God's love to the peoples of Asia by producing human development and Catholic evangelization programs in cooperation with recognized production centers and transmitting these programs via shortware and related means of electronic media - Quezon City. Taiwanese Website.

The priests of the Society of Saint Pius X District of Asia celebrate only the Traditional Latin Mass, currently in ten Asian countries including the Philippines.

Considered by the Jesuits as a pillar of the Christian faith in Japan and by some Japanese (contemporary and modern) as a symbol of the duplicity and heavy-handedness of Christianity in the Sengoku era. He was exiled to Manila in 1614 when he refused to renounce his Christianity as so ordered by the Tokugawa edict. He died in the Philippines while in exile.