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Synodality meets Indigenous wisdom in new Asia-centered book
A collection of papers, reflections, pastoral experiences, and proposals aimed at amplifying Indigenous voices within the universal Church
Children at risk: UN report warns against rising trafficking and impunity
“As a result, trafficking in children remains a low cost and low risk, yet high profits crime, generating billions of dollars annually"
Seoul Archdiocese seeks healing of divisions, urges change in attitudes for...
"Though our journey of reconciliation is not yet complete, today, we must once again find the courage to walk this path boldly"
Pope has a restful night at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital
The Pope continues to undergo high-flow oxygen therapy during the day and non-invasive mechanical ventilation overnight
Hindi po sila makakalayo
Dahil hustiya lang ang makakapatahimik ng kaluluwa ng mahal sa buhay. Hustisya lang ang magbibigay sa kanila ng buhay na walang hanggan
Duterte in ICC custody: Philippine faith-based groups say arrest is ‘moral...
“It is about ensuring that no leader can ever again wield state power to violate the dignity and rights of Filipinos with impunity"
New Daet bishop’s ordination, installation slated in May
Born in Vinzons, a town in the same province, he earned a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from the University of Santo Tomas in Manila
Religious leaders appeal for calm as South Korea awaits impeachment decision
“South Korea has always found wisdom and dignity in times of crisis. This time will be no different—we will overcome this hardship together.”
Pope Francis shows slight improvements in overall complex medical picture
The Pope followed remotely the spiritual exercises in the Paul VI Hall at the Vatican where members of the Roman Curia gathered
Coffee shop run by kin of drug war victims offers 50%...
Rodrigo Duterte was arrested Tuesday in Manila following an International Criminal Court warrant for “crimes against humanity”


















