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Pope Leo urges Catholics to pray daily Rosary for Peace in...
Pope Leo XIV invites the faithful to join in praying the Rosary every day during October to invoke God’s gift of peace
Global journalists urge Marcos to end detention of Frenchie Mae Cumpio
Over 250 journalists from 35 countries urge Marcos to free Frenchie Mae Cumpio, warning press freedom is imperiled
UCCP bishops decry ‘illegal arrests,’ demand release of protesters after Sept....
The Protestant prelates demanded the release of 216 people who were taken into custody, saying “to demand justice is not a crime”
The failure of ISPs to curb online child abuse
Philippine laws raised consent age and banned child marriage, yet weak ISP action fuels rampant online abuse
Catholic Church affirms migrants as ‘living face of Christ’ in landmark...
Migrants from Asia fill Taiwan arena as Church proclaims them “living face of Christ” and presents pastoral plan
Holy See reaffirms need to combat all forms of violence against...
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher points out the challenges that women and girls still face, and the need to defend their equal dignity
Philippine bishop urges ‘sustained collective action’ to confront corruption, push social...
Bishop Alminaza cautions corruption robs Filipinos’ rights, calling for sustained organizing and linking justice with climate action
CBCP head laments violence at Mendiola rally, urges peaceful protests
“It is saddening that violence broke out at the Mendiola rally,” David said. “Let us not give in to provocation or violence."
Cardinal Tagle: Gov’t leaders are stewards, not owners of nation’s wealth
Tagle urged Filipinos to pray for leaders and for all citizens to live as trustworthy stewards of God’s blessings
Pope to women religious: The world needs generous women
Pope Leo XIV praises religious women who respond to God’s call, and highlights the witness of Discalced Carmelites in the Holy Land


















