Tag: Catholic News
PHOTOS: Philippine Church, civil groups mark global prayer call with peace...
Faith leaders warn rising tensions abroad are worsening economic hardship, exposing vulnerabilities and deepening inequality across Filipino communities
Witnessing hope and sustaining solidarity with the Anawim (Poor)
The most troubling reality is not only that injustice exists, but that it has become familiar. Things that should disturb us, but no longer do
Media watchdogs warn of unchecked violence against journalists in expanding regional...
Media groups warn rising journalist deaths reflect systemic failures in protecting civilians, urging investigations and accountability for alleged war crimes
‘Even just one of these children’ announced as title of World...
Pope releases the theme for the 2026 World Day of Migrants and Refugees, which focuses on the need for pastoral care for minors on the move
Coal comeback deepens Southeast Asia’s energy risks, analysis warns
New analysis shows shifting fuels fails to stabilize prices, leaving economies exposed to recurring global energy shocks and costs
Civilians bear brunt as Lebanon fighting continues despite ceasefire push
Aid disruptions and mounting casualties highlight growing gap between diplomatic efforts and realities faced by communities caught in conflict
Pope welcomes Middle East ceasefire, invites faithful to join prayer vigil...
Leo welcomes the news of a ceasefire in the Middle East and asks that all parties engage in prolonged dialogue to reach an end to the conflict
At 75, Holy See–Philippines relations deepen Church’s role in public life...
Church leaders point to decades of cooperation linking faith, governance, and service, as anniversary renews focus on mission and solidarity
Philippine parish issues apology as Church halts dove-and-balloon Easter ritual
Parish acknowledges lapse as Church leaders intervene, ending controversial ritual and raising broader questions on ethics, tradition, and accountability
Vatican envoy’s aid mission halted by fighting in southern Lebanon
Residents in Christian border villages remain despite danger, as insecurity limits humanitarian access and deepens fears of abandonment


















