Tag: Catholic News
Pope to pilgrims in Lourdes: ‘You will leave as missionaries of...
Pope calls pilgrims to conversion and penance, urges the Church to conversion, and invites the sick to see their suffering as part of Christ’s redemptive action
Pax Silica raises fears over displacement, water, power, and mining in...
Filipino leaders in Toronto warn Pax Silica could displace communities, strain basic services and deepen mineral extraction pressures
Philippine bishops back people’s initiative against political dynasties
Pastoral statement frames concentrated political power as a moral concern and calls for broader public participation in reform
Philippines pardons migrant worker Mary Jane Veloso after 16 years in...
A Filipina once sentenced to death in Indonesia is set for release as advocates demand stronger trafficking protections
Conservation projects lead documented rights violations against Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous rights group says conservation projects accounted for nearly four in 10 documented project-related abuses against Indigenous communities
Cardinal Tagle: Fulton Sheen’s mission was to bring people to Christ
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle reflects on the missionary vocation of the American bishop, whose preaching reached millions through radio and television
Philippine Indigenous communities step up FPIC monitoring amid development rush
Community paralegals will track how revised consent rules affect Indigenous rights as mining, energy and industrial projects expand
Sri Lankan Church seeks full truth after Easter bombing convictions
Sri Lanka’s Catholic Church welcomed the convictions but said investigators must still establish who facilitated the deadly 2019 attacks
Pope appeals for care and protection of migrant children
Pope Leo XIV appeals for the protection of migrant and refugee children, and for everyone to take responsibility for minors on the move
Sri Lanka gives 220-year terms to 15 convicted over Easter bombings
Landmark convictions bring first accountability for Easter Sunday bombings as separate probe examines alleged links to state actors

















