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Digital divide, online polarization test Church mission across Asia
Church communicators were challenged to build genuine relationships online while resisting exclusion, echo chambers and the pursuit of virality
2027 World Youth Day gains bipartisan backing as Church pushes broader...
Lawmakers from both the ruling People Power Party and the opposition Democratic Party of Korea pledged support for the event
CBCP head’s homily at Asian Catholic Digital Missionary Assembly opening Mass
Homily delivered by CBCP President Archbishop Gilbert Garcera at the opening Mass of the Asian Catholic Digital Missionary Assembly at Radio Veritas Asia
Buddhist monks join Catholics to honor virtue: Thai Church’s moral schools...
The awards honored schools that seamlessly embed virtues such as honesty, financial stewardship, and social responsibility into daily routines
Pope: Bishops must carry everyone in their heart, like Christ
Pope invites new Bishops taking part in a formation course in Rome to have the heart of Jesus, the Good Shepherd, and to carry everyone in their heart
Cardinal Tagle urges end to wars, violence at father’s funeral
Tagle said his father also survived because people around him offered support during the war, a lesson he connected to the importance of human relationships
Asian Catholic digital missionaries urged to move beyond ‘influencer’ culture
Catholic communicators were challenged to use digital platforms to connect divided communities and extend the Church’s presence online
Thai missionary in Taiwan sees God’s hand from childhood prayers in...
Fr. Bosco Phulsap Leelanurak reflects as Thai Missionary Society marks 375 days until 10th anniversary of its Taiwan mission
Pope at Audience: Human dignity must always be defended as God’s...
Pope continues his reflection on ‘Gaudium et Spes,’ and says the dignity of every human person is a permanent gift of God’s love that we must defend
Climate group faults Philippine 2026 pledge for lacking fossil fuel phaseout
Climate advocates warn unchanged renewable energy targets and fossil fuel dependence leave vulnerable communities exposed to worsening disasters
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