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Thai priest finds grace, cultural bridge in Indonesian exorcist film Kuasa...
A Thai priest highlights how an Indonesian horror film sparks dialogue on faith, cultural respect, and spiritual storytelling
Pope at Angelus: Be a labourer in the field of mission
Pope Leo reflects on the universal call to mission, urging Christians to move beyond occasional faith and become committed witnesses
BALIK-TANAW | In Solidarity with the Bearers of the Faith
We are urged to also retell the narratives of struggles of the migrant workers and serve as advocates for migrant workers’ rights
Pope Leo XIV urges Filipino bishops to promote peace, uphold human...
The pontiff also expressed confidence that the local churches in the Philippines will continue to serve as “tangible signs of hope”
Red-tagged Bishop Alminaza elected head of Caritas Philippines, CBCP social action...
Bishop Alminaza, long targeted by red-tagging, rises to lead Caritas Philippines in a pivotal Church leadership shift
Philippine bishops elect Archbishop Garcera of Lipa as next president
Garcera will lead the bishops’ collegial body for the next two years. CBCP officials serve two-year terms and may be reelected once
Calls mount for cyclist, pedestrian safety as Mobility Awards open 2025...
Mobility Awards calls for safer, inclusive streets amid bike lane removals and rising risks for cyclists and pedestrians
On law’s 5th year, groups warn of ‘worsening crackdown’ under Anti-Terror...
Rights groups and Indigenous advocates demand the repeal of the Anti-Terror Law, citing its use to silence dissent and activism
CBCP head urges bishops to stay steadfast amid ministry trials
David encouraged prelates to resist the temptation to dwell on past wounds and instead look to Christ for strength and direction
Cultural misunderstanding offers insight on unity, says Cardinal Chow
A food mix-up at an interfaith dialogue in Cambodia prompted Cardinal Chow to reflect on the importance of sensitivity, goodwill


















