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Pope calls women religious to ‘confront the globalization of indifference’

Pope Leo highlights the beauty of different communities, charisms, and histories that work together to “make the mission and mystery of the Church visible in our world”

Dignified and enlightened Filipino education

The freedom of gifted teachers to improvise, promote creative learning and team learning is the future of a more enlightened teaching curriculum for the Philippines

Coal plant ni Meralco: green light sa kita, red warning sa...

Ngunit ang legalidad ay hindi palaging kakambal ng moralidad. At sa oras ng pananagutan, hindi na batas ang naniningil kung hindi konsensya

Philippine bishops require parishes to mark Creation Day

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has ordered every parish and ecclesial community in the country to celebrate Creation Day on Sept....

Myanmar Jesuit sees Buddhist Waso as bridge for interreligious peace

Jesuit leader says shared spiritual practices during Waso can deepen interreligious understanding and support reconciliation efforts across Myanmar

60th World Day of Peace theme: Disarming technology for peace

The Holy See announces the theme for the 60th World Day of Peace —“Disarming Technology, Serving Peace: Politics as Preventive Responsibility”

Caritas Philippines urges halt to Talim wind project amid community concerns

Church social action leaders press for transparency and safeguards as communities raise concerns over livelihoods and ecological risks

CBCP head urges Catholic schools to become ‘laboratories of synodality’

“A Catholic school is not merely an institution,” he said. “It is an ecclesial community of communion, participation and mission.”

Priests who carry us

Who checks on the priest when he is sick? Who sits with him when he is grieving? Who notices when he is carrying more than he can comfortably bear?

Pope: Even in our darkest moments, Jesus does not abandon us

In his weekly Angelus address, Pope Leo tells the crowds of pilgrims gathered in St Peter’s Square that “the presence of Jesus changes everything”.

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