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Pope to Assisi Peace Meeting: ‘May we be unarmed instruments of...

Following that first historic meeting, Pope Leo said that his predecessor called for us to “continue to live the spirit of Assisi.”

Philippine Indigenous land dispute tied to carbon credits raised before UN...

Advocates say competing land claims, plantation operations and development projects are putting ancestral domains and communities under growing pressure

UN report warns wars increasingly deadly for women and girls

“More women and girls are trapped in wars than at any point in decades. Yet military spending keeps rising, and development assistance keeps falling”

Hong Kong Church pledges to stand with migrant workers facing mistreatment,...

About 700 people from diverse communities gathered for an annual Catholic celebration highlighting solidarity, shared faith and cultural unity

Pope’s visit confirmed: ‘I look forward to returning to Latin America’

Leo expresses joy and enthusiasm about his upcoming Apostolic Journey to Latin America, as the Holy See Press Office confirms his visit

Philippine groups demand industrial policy before critical-minerals push

Environmental and human rights groups urge stronger safeguards as communities warn of mounting ecological, livelihood and health impacts

Archbishop urges firm but peaceful defense of West Philippine Sea

Villegas said Filipino fishermen in small boats, known as bancas, face harassment from Chinese vessels that make it difficult or sometimes impossible to work

Philippine bishop honored for environmental, human rights advocacy

Bishop Gerardo Alminaza says ecological protection must uphold Indigenous Peoples’ rights and give affected communities a voice in development

Thailand’s Seven Martyrs remembered where their story unfolded

A dramatic performance at Song Khon retraces the faith, sacrifice and enduring witness of Thailand’s first native martyrs

Pope at Angelus: Love for God must overflow into love for...

Pope Leo reflects on the greatest commandment, stressing that love is the essence of faith and must become a gift for those around us

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