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Archbishop Garcera assumes CBCP presidency

Garcera, elected during the CBCP’s 130th plenary assembly in July, succeeds Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David of Kalookan

Bonifacio Day protests intensify calls for Marcos, Duterte to resign over...

Nationwide Bonifacio Day protests pressed Marcos and Duterte to resign amid anger over corruption, poverty, and disaster-risk mismanagement

Philippine cardinal cites EDSA legacy in push for accountability, democratic renewal

Cardinal David defends choosing EDSA, urging peaceful democratic action and transparency as Church leaders press accountability and reform

Pope to Lebanese authorities: Blessed are the peacemakers

He reminded Lebanon’s leaders that peace in their country is not an abstraction but “a desire and a vocation” that must be built daily

Mainline Protestant bishops urge public accountability, back Nov. 30 anti-corruption protest

UCCP bishops call for accountability, urging Filipinos to defend truth, resist corruption, and join the Nov. 30 Luneta protest

At pilgrimage of hope, Tagle warns against fear-driven leadership

At Asia’s largest Church gathering in two decades, Cardinal Tagle calls believers to rediscover hope through humility, openness, and joy

Davao bishops decry corruption as ‘shameful’ for Christian nation

The bishops said corruption and the “culture of death” have caused the pursuit of holiness to fade, while the “culture of sin” prevailed

Pope in Türkiye: Let us build bridges of fraternity and peace

Pope Leo urges Türkiye to embrace its vocation as a bridge between cultures, faiths, and continents, calling the world to reject division

Group flags worsening abuse, urges action on violence against Filipino women

The group pointed to the global data show that “one in every three women experiences physical or sexual violence in her lifetime"

Philippine cardinal calls for ‘kinship’ to guide Church in Asia

“Asia is a vast mosaic of cultures, languages and religions. Yet in all this diversity, God is gently weaving us together into one family"

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