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Cardinal Tagle decries corruption at Simbang Gabi in Vatican

Tagle urged the faithful to align life decisions with God’s will, rejecting consumerism, personal gain, and shallow measures of success

Catholic bishop urges solidarity as Hong Kong marks Christmas after tragedy

Hong Kong’s cardinal reflects on Christmas as call to shared responsibility, compassion, and rebuilding hope amid social, global uncertainty

Pope Leo XIV: May all children of the world live in...

Pope Leo recalls the virtues he lived of piety, charity, and mercy that educate the heart to encounter Christ and our brothers and sisters

Philippine bishop frames Christmas as call to stand with communities facing...

Bishop Gerardo Alminaza links the Christmas story to climate injustice, urging solidarity with Filipinos facing displacement and crises

Catholic youths begin synodal journey to tackle commuter safety in the...

Top MISSION POSSIBLE student hackers in the Philippines launch PASAHero, turning synod-inspired ideas into a commuter safety initiative

Giant lanterns light up Christmas in Catholic Philippines

The giant lanterns use 12,000 50-watt bulbs synchronized by 15 kilometres (9.2 miles) of electric cables and symbolize the Star of Bethlehem

Cardinal Tagle: Christmas prep is more than shopping — it’s a...

Speaking during a Simbang Gabi Mass in Abu Dhabi, Tagle described the nine-day devotion as spiritually accompanying Mary as she carried Jesus

Vietnamese Church expands support for pregnant women in crisis

Catholic groups in Vietnam expand shelters and accompaniment programs to support pregnant women facing serious challenges

Pope Leo calls for an unarmed peace amid the threat of...

Pope Leo XIV calls for disarmament, dialogue and the conversion of hearts as necessary conditions for a lasting and unarmed peace

Catholic bishop warns against displacement of Indigenous community before Christmas in...

Church leaders and residents raise rights concerns after a court order heightens eviction fears for Indigenous island community.

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