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Philippines’ nickel boom driving environmental destruction, hunger, and fear, study finds
Nickel mining in the Philippines worsens climate risks and fuels human rights abuses, leaving vulnerable communities to bear the cost
Bishop Antonio returns to his roots as Nueva Segovia archbishop
Pope Leo XIV appointed Antonio, currently the bishop of Ilagan, as the eighth metropolitan archbishop of the historic Ilocos Sur archdiocese
World experts unpack AI’s profound impact on religion in Asia
Experts and scholars from five continents explored how artificial intelligence reshapes faith, communication, and moral consciousness in Asia
Pope Leo visits Basilica of St. Mary Major; prays at Pope...
The Pope stopped at the Basilica of St. Mary Major to pray at the tomb of his predecessor and in front of the image of Salus Populi Romani
Families of Desaparecidos renew call for justice on All Souls’ Day...
Families of the disappeared gathered at Sto. Domingo Church on All Souls’ Day, renewing their call for truth and justice
Philippine Church identifies 7 ‘new martyrs’
The initiative seeks to help Catholics rediscover and preserve the memory of faithful disciples whose lives continue to inspire holiness
Thai Catholics discover new depth in Scripture through Liturgical Bible Study
Nearly 200 Thai Catholics joined a two-day Liturgical Bible Study to deepen faith and understanding of God’s Word
Pope on All Souls’ Day: God has opened for us the...
Pope Leo XIV presides over the Mass for the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed at Rome’s Monumental Verano Cemetery
Cardinal David finds holiness in Filipino way of remembering dead loved...
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David says Filipinos honor the dead not with sorrow but with love that endures beyond death.
Novaliches bishop calls for prayers amid dwindling priestly vocations
He said the shortage of priests has become a major pastoral challenge, with the diocese having only one priest for every 70,000 parishioners


















