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Pope Leo suppresses Commission for Donations to the Holy See
Pope Leo XIV issues a chirograph suppressing the Commission for Donations to the Holy See, which had been established by Francis
PH waste crisis an ‘ecological sin,’ Cardinal David says as country...
Filipino prelate warns that ignored waste laws and daily habits are driving severe ecological damage across vulnerable coastal communities
Remembering Nicaea (325–2025)
Nicene Creed emerged from Nicaea to affirm Jesus’ full divinity, unite the early Church, and anchor Christian belief today.
Reflection from margins | Tale of two protests
A priest from the margins challenges Church leaders to confront poverty, listen to the poor, and embrace true reform
EDSA at Luneta: Panibagong hamon sa propetikong tungkulin ng Simbahan
Sa gitna ng protesta sa EDSA at Luneta, hinimok ang Simbahan na manindigan para sa katotohanan at mahihirap
Church leader demands urgent probe into alleged torture, neglect at Negros...
Bishop Alminaza calls for an urgent, independent probe into alleged abuse, neglect, and religious rights violations at Negros jail
Returning to local realities post-COP Belém
Mindanao groups return from COP Belém urging collective action, indigenous rights protection, and stronger local advocacy for climate justice.
China’s threats to invade Taiwan pose risks to PH
China’s threats toward Taiwan heighten risks for the Philippines as expanded US military access points become potential targets in conflict
Sri Lanka Church races to aid survivors as cyclone turns tea...
Sri Lanka’s Church leads relief as Cyclone Ditwah devastates tea highlands; regional floods push Asia’s death toll past 1,300
Pope: ‘I was thinking of retiring, but instead I surrendered to...
Pope Leo XIV speaks to journalists about the role of the Holy See, which works “behind-the-scenes” in peace negotiations


















