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Asian bishops urged to make peace movement a lasting fruit of...

Cardinal Oswald Gracias called Asia’s churches to unite religious leaders against violence through dialogue, reconciliation and shared action

The dangers facing the International Criminal Court

On July 13, the Trump administration launched a “diplomatic campaign” against the ICC as an institution, led by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio

Asian bishops open Jakarta assembly with appeal for peace and reconciliation

The bishops are expected to issue a final document offering pastoral guidance on synodality and a message to Catholics across the region

Investigation raises Indigenous rights concerns over Philippine solar expansion 

Community testimonies and technical findings raised questions over balancing clean energy goals with Indigenous rights and environmental protection

Mary Magdalene mistook Him for a gardener

tanding at the tomb in tears, she turns and sees Jesus but doesn’t recognise him; she mistakes him for a gardener

Pope Leo XIV: Peace is built through disarmament, not nuclear weapons

The collection, which hits the bookshelves in Italian but will soon be available in English, opens with a previously unpublished text by the Pope

Church must confront systems driving poverty and environmental destruction, Asian bishops...

Church leaders urged deeper action on inequality, climate justice and destructive industries during the FABC assembly in Jakarta

Ahead of Marcos SONA, fisherfolk warn of worsening food security crisis

Coastal communities urge urgent reforms as declining catches, rising costs and shrinking waters threaten affordable fish supplies nationwide

Were the utterances of a grave threat real?

As Jeremy Lotoc, head of the NBI’s cybercrime division, said: “The utterances were serious, and the threat was actual and real.”

At COP31, Pope Leo can declare that peace is climate action

The pontiff is urged to confront military emissions, ecological destruction and diverted resources as central climate justice concerns

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