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A time of grace, spiritual nourishment, and self-purification
Even before we could escape the lockdown of COVID, we are locked into hopelessness and despair through the coup - Cardinal Bo
Philippine bishop warns seminarians about lack of passion for mission
The Church cannot afford to stay in simple “maintenance mode,” so seminarians must “go out” and help “reach out” to people
Basilan prelate won’t allow desecration of chapels to derail peace efforts
Bishop Leo Dalmao of Isabela prelature said the recent attacks will in no way distract their works to promote inter-religious dialogue
Myanmar protester dies after 10 days on life support; pressure on...
She was hit by what doctors said was a live bullet at a protest in the capital, Naypyitaw
Indian bishop condemns killing of Dalit teen girls
Church leader describes killing of two sisters as a brutal crime
Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai again denied bail
Prosecutors allege he requested foreign interference in Hong Kong's affairs
Catholic bishop calls for unity after beheading of religious images in...
Images of Catholic saints and other religious icons were found to have been desecrated in at least two village chapels in Basilan
Filipino faith in God ‘not deep enough’ to effect social change...
The Philippines is no better, "and sadly, even worse" than countries that do not have any Christian majority, said Bishop Broderick Pabillo
Philippine Catholic bishops’ message for Lent: Be not afraid to carry...
'We are not afraid to carry our cross because we are confident of our own resurrection'
Cebu archbishop tested positive for COVID-19
Archbishop Jose Palma is in a "stable condition" and is under medical care at the Perpetual Succour Hospital in Cebu


















