Rappler's latest stories on Holy Land
Israeli court approves Jerusalem church land sale to settler group
Israel's top court approves sale of properties by the Greek Orthodox Church to a Jewish pro-settlement organization in mainly Palestinian areas of annexed east Jerusalem

Franciscan friars, guardians of Jerusalem's Holy Sepulchre
Dispatched to the city 800 years ago by the Catholic order's founder, Saint Francis of Assisi, the Franciscans have for centuries ensured a permanent Christian presence in the Holy Land

#PugadBaboy: Serious Joker

#PugadBaboy: Serious Joker punchline 3

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Pope of the fringes: Francis as pilgrim-diplomat
The Argentine Jesuit’s overseas trips reflect a constant theme of Francis papacy: reaching out to the world’s peripheries – the poor and the vulnerable

Belgium hunts gunman as attack claims fourth victim
UPDATED Police releases three videos of the suspect walking into the museum with two bags removing an automatic rifle shooting through a door and then walking away again

Israel police won't let extremists spoil pope visit
There have been attempts here principally as we get closer to the visit itself by some extremists to try and make a provocation and create a bad atmosphere before the visit

Bong Revilla back in PH from Holy Land trip
The senator says he is ready to face charges in court

Bong Revilla off to Holy Land 'to seek divine intercession'
The senator s media aide denies the senator is planning to escape charges relating to the pork barrel scam
Jinggoy jokes to Bong: ‘Kakosa ko!’
Estrada jokingly greets Senator Bong Revilla as his kakosa or cell mate Revilla says it shows Estrada is handling the controversy against them well
Pope Francis announces first visit to Holy Land
The Pope will carry out a pilgrimage to the Holy Land from May 24 to 26
Palestinian president Abbas invites Pope Francis to Middle East
Israeli President Shimon Peres also invited Francis during a visit earlier this year
Thousands flock to Bethlehem for Christmas
Thousands of Palestinians and tourists flocked into the West Bank city of Bethlehem on Monday to mark Christmas in the little town where many believe Jesus Christ was born