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Pope Francis condition remains critical but no new respiratory crisis
The condition of the Holy Father remains critical, but since yesterday evening, he has not experienced any further respiratory crises
Nun combines psychiatry and spirituality to treat mental health disorders
The "compassion" element of her approach is deeply rooted in Catholic Christian spirituality, promoting genuine love and kindness toward patients
Ex-PM Thaksin apologises over massacre in southern Thailand
The apology is believed to be the first he has made in public over the incident known as the "Tak Bai massacre" when scores of Muslim protesters suffocated in army trucks two decades ago
At Walk for Life, bishop rallies faithful to support bets who...
The bishop also challenged the people to make a difference “by upholding the sanctity of life today, tomorrow, and always.”
Pope at Gemelli hospital: Respiratory crisis on Saturday morning
The Holy Father remains alert and spent the day in an armchair, although he is more fatigued than yesterday
Manila cardinal calls for ‘community prayers’ as Pope Francis recovers from...
“In union with the whole Church, let us pray fervently for the healing of our Holy Father, Pope Francis,” Advincula said.
Thousands protest across Indonesia over Prabowo’s budget cuts
The cuts have left some civil servants working under dim lighting and other strict energy-saving conditions
Pope’s clinical condition showing slight improvement
While recovering from medical treatment, Pope Francis continues to inspire us to stand in solidarity with the least and the last.
Catholic schools reaffirm commitment to EDSA lessons
CEAP shall push back all attempts to deny, distort, downgrade, and devalue it in our schools, in our communities, and in our life as a nation
10 arrested in killing of Catholic priest in Myanmar
He is believed to be the first Catholic priest killed since the civil conflict erupted following the military’s February 2021 coup


















