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Indonesian prelate urges Catholics to embark on ‘pilgrimage in hope’ this...
He emphasized spiritual renewal, communal solidarity, and societal responsibility amid growing economic and political uncertainties
Continued improvement in Pope’s clinical condition confirmed
The Holy Father’s clinical condition is confirmed to be improving again today.
He alternated high-flow oxygen therapy with a Ventimask. Due to the complexity of...
Two years after disaster, fisherfolk still await full compensation
Many fisherfolk continue to struggle, with some still awaiting compensation while others claim the payments they received were inadequate
Pope Francis sleeps well as health shows slight improvement
Pope Francis remains on high-flow oxygen therapy, but as of Wednesday evening he had not experienced any asthma-like respiratory crises
Philippine faith group opposes Maharlika investment in large-scale mining
“In essence, hard-earned Filipino taxpayers’ money seems to fund social and environmental exploitation,” PMPI said in a statement.
Caritas Philippines urges Senate to act swiftly on VP Duterte impeachment
"Once an impeachment complaint is filed, government institutions must act swiftly and decisively," said Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo
South Korea sees first birth rate increase in over a decade...
Despite extensive government efforts to encourage childbirth, South Korea has struggled to reverse its declining fertility rate
EDSA as ‘Epiphany of Saints’: Cardinal David stresses faith, heroism in...
“It was a shining moment in our nation’s history, but sadly, many Filipinos are forgetting it,” Cardinal David lamented
Pro-God must be pro-nation, says new bishop at ordination on EDSA...
He chose to be ordained on this date “as a form of prayer for generosity that I may never forget, that we may never forget” the Edsa spirit
Pope Francis has restful night
The Holy Father's condition remains critical, but stable as he is being treated at Rome's Gemelli Hospital for double pneumonia.


















