Rappler's latest stories on apostolic nunciature
Pope Francis says sorry for 'impatience' in Leyte
Pope Francis also thanks the local archbishop for the witness of faith and endurance which your people showed me in the midst of their trials
Behind the scenes: The Pope most Filipinos didn't see
There is no difference between how he is in public and how he is in private the head of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines tells Rappler
Pope Francis invites PH officials to nunciature
Before he departs for Rome Pope Francis invites key government officials to the Apostolic Nunciature
When Rome is too far, Quirino Avenue will do
Neighbors Nenita Escorpiso and Monette Ayora say waiting for Pope Francis on a Manila roadside in rainy weather is far easier than going to Rome to see him
4th time's the charm? Waiting for Pope Francis
Looking into his eyes is different from just seeing his side view Fannie Reyes explains when asked why she s still waiting for the Pope outside his official residence after 3 sightings
Day 1: Smooth, quick motorcade for Pope Francis
The motorcade of the Pope is without hitches He arrives at the Apostolic Nunciature in less than 40 minutes from Villamor airbase
How do you pronounce 'nunciature'?
The Apostolic Nunciature is no different from the Vatican embassy or mission
Pope Francis now in Apostolic Nunciature
It takes only about 37 minutes for Pope Francis to arrive at the Apostolic Nunciature from Villamor Airbase
FAST FACTS: Apostolic Nunciature in PH
The Apostolic Nunciature is home to Vatican City s representative – or nuncio – in more than 100 countries
‘Mud Walk’: Pope Francis asked to fight for Yolanda victims
The artists from activist group Sining Bugkos cover themselves in mud and march from St Anthony’s Church to the pope’s residence in Manila to show their solidarity with the super typhoon s victims
Manila's homeless also hope to meet Pope Francis
In a city with the highest homeless rate in the world the homeless of Manila weigh in on what the Pope s visit means to them
Looking back: The visits of Paul VI and John Paul II
God truly blessed us with their presence and most of all because in seeing them we were brought closer to Jesus Christ No doubt this is what we will experience with the coming of Pope Francis
LRT1 Quirino partially closed during papal visit
The station is near the Apostolic Nunciature where Pope Francis will be staying during his Philippine visit
