UST historian, promoter of Blessed Takayama’s sainthood cause, dies at 88
Ernesto de Pedro, a historian and alumnus of the UST Graduate School, died on Tuesday, March 9. He was 88.
De Pedro was the main...
Here is UST’s schedule of Holy Week, Easter celebrations
WITH CATHOLICS set to observe Holy Week from March 29 to April 5, the University has announced the schedule of liturgical celebrations at the...
At conclusion of Lenten retreat, Thomasians urged to be ‘vessels of Tria Haec’
THE MAIN Building’s Tria Haec must not only remain as ideals but become “living virtues,” the head of the Dominican Province of the Philippines...
Ex-Cubao bishop urges Thomasians to keep faith, hope, love ablaze
THOMASIANS MUST emulate the fidelity and resiliency of the Thomasian martyrs to keep the fire of the virtues of faith, hope and love alive,...
‘Excel, but be humble,’ Cardinal Advincula urges Thomasians on first day of UST Lenten...
EMULATING CHRIST’S suffering on the cross must inspire Thomasians to strive for excellence while remaining humble, Manila Archbishop Cardinal Jose Advincula said during Mass...
Dominican anthropologist brings in Thomasian zeal as first prior of Indonesian convent
A FORMER regent of the College of Information and Computing Sciences (CICS) and faculty member of the Ecclesiastical Faculty of Philosophy, Fr. Hermel Pama,...
Catholic schools, Caritas press for ban on political dynasties
THE CATHOLIC Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP) has pressed for the passage of an anti-political dynasty bill, urging government officials to honor public...
Pope green lights sainthood cause of first Lingayen, San Fernando bishop
The Holy See has granted permission to begin the cause for sainthood of Servant of God César María Guerrero y Dominguez, formally initiating the...
Seek accountability for wrongdoings, Pope urges youth on Ash Wednesday with Dominicans
POPE LEO XIV led the opening rites of the Lenten season in his first Ash Wednesday Mass as pope, at the Basilica of Santa...
Looking for penance? Pope suggests avoiding harsh words, quick judgments
AS CATHOLICS welcomed the liturgical season of Lent on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 18., the faithful began acts of penance, such as fasting and abstaining...
