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Ex-pope Benedict chides ‘fanatical’ Catholics who reject his resignation
"Some of my more fanatical friends are still upset, they have not accepted my choice." - Pope Benedict XVI
Pope Francis’ risky trip to Iraq defies sceptics
The March 5-8 trip will be Pope Francis' first outside Italy since November 2019, when he visited Thailand and Japan
COVID-19 claims life of French bishop who led rebirth of Cambodian...
Bishop Yves Ramousse was appointed apostolic vicar of Phnom Penh at the age of 35 which made him the youngest bishop in the world at that time
Foreign journalists in China see ‘rapid decline in media freedom’
Chinese govt used coronavirus prevention measures, intimidation and visa curbs to limit foreign reporting
Philippines starts COVID-19 vaccination; bishop prays for more access to vaccines
The Philippines has started inoculating health workers in a delayed vaccination campaign that was hampered by the failure to secure supplies
Philippine diocese builds ‘disaster-resilient permanent houses’ for typhoon victims
Each house is worth US$1,800, enough to build a three-meters-by-six-meters structure that is made of concrete walls and a concrete slab roof
Pope Francis urges faithful to ignite ‘little lights in people’s hearts’
The pontiff warned against what he described as “spiritual laziness” that pushes people to rest in the satisfaction of their own well-being
Global warming can be stopped
We too can change our community to be more climate friendly by protecting our local environment
Another bishop tests positive for COVID-19; cases continue to rise in...
Archbishop Florentino Lavarias of San Fernando in the province of Pampanga has contracted the new coronavirus disease
Pilgrim monument to rise on historic island of Limasawa in central...
The seven-storey “Shrine and Pilgrim Center with a Tower of Light” is being built by Diocese of Maasin in the village of Magallanes

















