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A girl child at the heart of faith

The deepest tribute to Mary may not be found only in the words we say about her. It may be found in the way we treat the girls entrusted to our care

The destruction of God’s creation in Palawan

War against the environment, against people and against creation is destroying the habitat and the life of the people

Church-government climate pact brings carbon-cutting measures into WYD preparations

Church leaders and government officials will also promote climate education, recycling and youth participation through a broad environmental partnership

Synod: Reports published on relations between bishops, consecrated life, and ad...

The General Secretariat of the Synod released the Final Report of Study Group No. 6 on the review, from a synodal and missionary perspective

Caritas Philippines pushes dioceses to embed ecology in ministries, finances

Pastoral guidance calls for ethical funding, renewable energy, measurable outcomes and stronger safeguards for communities facing environmental harm

Pope Leo XIV consoles Cardinal Tagle after father’s death

The elder Tagle was married to Milagros Gokim for 70 years. The couple raised their two sons, Luis Antonio and Manuel Jr., in Imus, Cavite, south of Manila

‘The ber months’: Christmas arrives early in the Philippines

Welcome to the "ber months" – a months-long countdown to the most anticipated holiday on the calendar in the deeply Catholic country

He built with faith when nothing remained

Janssen did not begin with abundance. He began with a dream, a deep conviction, and an extraordinary trust in Divine Providence

Pope celebrates Our Lady of Good Counsel with an appeal to...

Pope celebrates Mass on eve of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary and invite Christians to contemplate Mary's quiet presence and become servants of peace

Bulacan fishers seek access to idle fishponds amid shrinking Manila Bay...

Fishing groups say coastal development is squeezing livelihoods, forcing communities farther offshore while acquired fishponds remain unused nearby

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