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The Vatican Secretary for Relations with States and International Organizations embarks on a five-day journey to the Philippines

The Bishop assured that the Church is united with the people in advocating for truth and rights, especially for the underprivileged in society

Spearheaded by Fr. Manuel Vicente Catral, the book provides a visual and textual narrative of the formation of the parishioners

If they want to conduct operations, they should do it with respect to human rights, and not to the extent that children, elderly, and the sick

Be mindful of the many people in this world who have been stripped of their human dignity and driven to the brink of despair

I was sent to the Philippine immigration court by local officials to stand trial after I wrote an article published by Jose Burgos

“The investiture of the pallium will take place here in Caceres at a later date,” the archdiocese posted on social media

I move to a quiet place in the surroundings where I am, for now. This itinerant life I live.  I reflect on how we continue to work for authentic charity

The thing is, though, I can’t be ashamed of who I am intrinsically. To quote my favorite queer icon, “I was born this way.”

Pope Francis emphasized the significance of “deliverance” and the grace of God in the lives of these two great evangelizers.