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Asian bishops warn corruption and ecological destruction are one crisis, urging conversion, justice, and solidarity during Season of Creation.

Catholic universities urge dialogue and democratic reforms as Jakarta protests over corruption and police violence intensify nationwide

The examples of these two young Saints invite us to direct our lives upwards to God and make them masterpieces of holiness, service, and joy

Cardinal David denounces greed and corruption at Laudato Si’ Summit, linking ecological destruction to systemic injustice and avarice

Church leaders condemn corruption as “a moral abomination,” linking it to poverty, governance failure, and ecological destruction

Younger generations in Asia mirror global secularization, showing sharp declines in rituals, religious importance, and faith affiliation

During a private audience, Pope Leo XIV and Isaac Herzog discuss the need for an urgent ceasefire and unimpeded aid access for Gaza

Alminaza described overpriced and substandard flood-control projects as “monuments to greed” that fail to protect lives

Israel’s attacks on Gaza hospitals kill journalists, civilians, deepening famine and displacement as UN demands urgent ceasefire

The framework, according to the archdiocese, envisions a collaborative, accountable, inclusive, and missionary Church