WATCH: Luis Antonio Tagle, the 7th Filipino cardinal Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, archbishop emeritus of Manila, is the seventh Filipino cardinal in the Catholic Church. Here are various scenes from his term as Manila archbishop, from 2011 to 2019, as captured by Rappler. Follow our coverage of the 2025 conclave, which includes Tagle among 133 cardinal electors: https://www.rappler.com/world/global-affairs/conclave-election-next-pope-vatican-updates-news-2025/ | Rappler

Meet Luis Antonio Tagle, a cardinal from the Philippines who is now among the frontrunners for the papacy. NBC News Molly Hunter reports from Vatican City. | NBC News

🙏 Terço pelo Papa Francisco! O cardeal Luis Antonio Tagle presidiu, na noite desta terça-feira (25/02), a oração mariana com centenas de fiéis, leigos e religiosos de diferentes nacionalidades, pela recuperação do Pontífice. Cardeais, bispos e membros da Cúria Romana estavam presentes. Na introdução, o cardeal Tagle fez a seguinte oração: “Nós nos reunimos em oração com Maria para meditar os mistérios de Cristo. Rezemos pela saúde do Santo Padre Francisco. Por intercessão da Bem-Aventurada Virg

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WATCH: Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle bestows the Fisherman’s Ring upon Pope Leo XIV, placing it on his finger during the Inauguration Mass for the pontiff today, May 18, 2025. | Courtesy: Vatican Media via Reuters | GMA News

WATCH: Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle was among the cardinal-electors who gathered at St. Peter’s Basilica on Wednesday for a solemn Mass ahead of the papal conclave. The liturgy, celebrated by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, dean of the College of Cardinals, was the last public event before the cardinals entered the conclave to elect the next pope | Tristan Nodalo, newswatchplus.ph 🎥 Vatican News | NewsWatch Plus Philippines

Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle sends a Christmas message to his "fellow OFWs" around the world, reminding them that they are not only migrants but also missionaries of faith. “God sent us not only to work for our families, but to be witnesses of our faith,” he said, urging Filipinos abroad to draw strength from God amid life’s challenges. | via Goi Villegas/CBCP News | CBCP News