Continuing on the series of interviews with Vatican Radio, Cardinal Luis Tagle of Manila shares with us his experiences of charity, what it means to be church and also what is the christian challenge for us. These are videos no 3 to 5 in the series and the full five can be viewed HERE.
What is charity for me?
What is the church for me?
What is challenge for me?
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18 Jun 2013
Year of Faith - Face2Faith - Cardinal Tagle: What is faith for me? - Vatican Radio
In the first of a series of special Vatican Radio-produced Youtube videos with the Archbishop of Manila, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, we find out about his own personal experiences of Faith.
Cardinal Tagle is known as the man who cries easily and is remembered as becoming very emotional the day he received the red biretta and was made cardinal by Pope Benedict. He is also known to be very similar to Pope Francis in the style of living and the way he gets around Manila and he is known for standing in for his priests who are unable to celebrate Sunday Masses without any fuss or ceremony. He was regarded as a papabile at the recent conclave but was handicapped due to his age as he is only 59. He attended IEC2012 in Dublin and made quite an impression on his talk about "The Abuse of Children: Accepting Responsibility, Bringing Healing" and also the catechesis he gave about "Communion in the Word".
Cardinal Tagle is known as the man who cries easily and is remembered as becoming very emotional the day he received the red biretta and was made cardinal by Pope Benedict. He is also known to be very similar to Pope Francis in the style of living and the way he gets around Manila and he is known for standing in for his priests who are unable to celebrate Sunday Masses without any fuss or ceremony. He was regarded as a papabile at the recent conclave but was handicapped due to his age as he is only 59. He attended IEC2012 in Dublin and made quite an impression on his talk about "The Abuse of Children: Accepting Responsibility, Bringing Healing" and also the catechesis he gave about "Communion in the Word".
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