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Philippine bishops discourage pilgrimages to disputed South Korea’s Naju shrine
The Gwangju archdiocese has repeatedly rejected those claims, a position reaffirmed under the Vatican’s updated norms for discerning alleged supernatural phenomena
Philippine bishops say mental illness is not a sign of weak...
The bishops call for compassionate pastoral care, stronger community support, and closer collaboration with mental health professionals across the country
Thai teen’s viral ‘Got Talent’ performance revives Christian reflection on mercy...
A viral performance of “Zombie” prompts renewed reflection on violence, forgiveness, and the Christian call to mercy and reconciliation
Pope: May the winds of war not extinguish hope and return...
Leo turned his thoughts to the renewed conflict in the Middle East and the crisis in Ukraine, urging a return to diplomatic solutions
Cardinal David says healing must precede rebuilding in Marawi
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David urged the Church to prioritize healing and reconciliation as Marawi continues recovering from the 2017 siege
Climate scientists call for more accurate reporting on extreme weather
Researchers say advances in attribution science reveal global warming is amplifying extreme weather while deepening inequality and economic losses worldwide
Bishop says faith demands witnesses, not mere words
“We are not only narrators or repeaters of stories about Jesus but witnesses, whose lives are transformed by Him,” Mejia said in his homily
Modern Cathedral: Why World Cup is our ultimate secular religion
The triumphs and tragedies in these sporting cathedrals are more than mere entertainment. They are the spiritual autobiography of humanity
Pope on AI: It is important to dialogue with everyone to...
Pope highlights how "Magnifica humanitas" was born out of listening to many people on artificial intelligence and also of the negative impacts
Dangers of violent video games and child abuse
This writer has witnessed hundreds of young people in conflict with the law begin new lives through the work of the Preda Foundation


















