About Us
History.
Pinoycatholics.org is a Catholic website to help promote Catholics traditions and information. This will cater the needs of the Catholics throughout the world in their faith and inform them with sound doctrine as they live their Christian life.
The website team in Kuwait started this noble work on September 2008 then launched temporarily on March 22, 2009. Due to the need of volunteers, we ask the help of other Filipinos in almost all parts of the globe. Then some people of goodwill aided us with their expertise in designing this website.
Today, we have at least 100 users and hundreds of visitors globally.
We are still in need of volunteers in achieving our goal to spread the Good News and other important things pertaining to our Catholic faith.
Mission.
1. Committed to spread the Gospel and Catholic information through the electronic super hi-way.
2. Dedicated to air the Holy Mass and Catholic teachings.
3. Devoted to update the Philippine Parish Directory.
Vision.
1. To be able to share the Good News to others through the internet especially for Filipinos and other people who are far from the Church, unchurched and no presence of Catholic Church in their locality.
2. To be able to air English and Tagalog Mass and catechesis through podcasting and video clippings so that recipients will be able to hear the Holy Mass and other instructions.
3. To be able to give sound Catholic information to the people for their spiritual welfare.
4. To help the Parishioners from all over to find their parishes and info.
Pinoy Catholics, Kasama natin ang Diyos!
Fr. Ben
The Author
NAGA CITY, February 27, 2010—As the countdown of the Tercentenary of the devotion to Bikol’s Ina, Our Lady of Penafrancia, the Caceres Archdiocesan Tercentenary Committee, headed by the Archbishop Leonardo Z. Legaspi, OP, DD, released the roster of activities for the remaining seven months before the grand novena week in September.
MANILA, Feb. 24, 2010—With the increasing cases of HIV/AIDS in the country, a Catholic bishop has demanded that prostitution be banned.
Retired Arcbishop Oscar Cruz called on the authorities to look into widespread and covert prostitution as one of the HIV/AIDS “transmission realities”.
ROME, FEB. 24, 2010 (Zenit.org).- A life dedicated to teaching the faith would be exacting, Giulia Salzano warned the nuns who joined her cause. But, she also affirmed, happiness would be to die teaching the catechism.
