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Bishops, laity challenge the cancer of corruption in the Philippines

The millions of impoverished and hungry Filipinos will just have to continue to survive on the crumbs falling from the tables of the wealthy

Cardinal urges Filipinos: ‘Normalize sainthood’ as CBCP launches new saints office

Advincula reminded the faithful that holiness is not measured by perfection or miracles but by love, humility, and service

Indonesia launches book honoring Pope Francis’ 2024 visit: A call to...

Indonesia launches Faith, Fraternity, and Compassion book marking Pope Francis’ 2024 visit, celebrating interfaith unity and compassion

Pope on Oct 7 anniversary: We must learn to dialogue again

The remarks were made to the journalists waiting for the Pope outside the entrance to Villa Barberini in Castel Gandolfo

EILER: Corruption denies Filipino workers decent jobs, social protection

An ecumenical labor group marked the World Day for Decent Work by warning that massive corruption blocks fair wages and social protection

Religious superiors decry Senate ‘maneuver,’ call for moral reckoning amid flood-control...

Religious superiors urge moral reckoning, reject snap election amid alleged flood-control corruption, calling for truth and accountability

Priest appeals against taking debris as souvenirs, ‘anting-anting’ from quake-damaged church

For now, Masses will continue to be held at the church grounds as the structure remains unsafe for public gatherings

Latin Patriarch welcomes ‘first step’ toward peace, warns of long road...

Latin Patriarch Pierbattista Pizzaballa urges realism, prayer, and steadfast hope amid signs of a possible truce in Gaza

Pope Leo issues new motu proprio concerning Holy See investments

In a new Apostlic Letter issued “motu proprio,” Pope Leo XIV provides new guidance on the financial investment activities of the Holy See

Flood control scandal reaches local Church: Philippine bishop defends parish funding,...

Bishop in Romblon defends parish donations made before corruption scandal as lay leaders push Church reform, transparency

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