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Pope’s July prayer intention: ‘for respect for human life’

Pope invites Catholics to pray 'for respect for human life,' so all may 'recognize and protect the unique and unrepeatable value of every human being'

3 Bicol church territories mark 75 years on same day

The Archdiocese of Caceres serves as the metropolitan see for six suffragan dioceses, reflecting the continued growth of the Church across the Bicol region

Vatican official urges Christians to choose truth over falsehood at Vietnam...

The new Blessed’s sacrifice challenges Catholics to embrace faithful discipleship, charity, peace and hope amid division and persecution today

Why Indigenous knowledge matters to future generations? 

An Indigenous Filipino youth reflects on how tradition, community, and shared responsibility shaped his commitment to protect culture and creation

Philippine diocese says clean energy must not come at the expense...

The diocese urged policymakers to balance climate action with social justice while safeguarding fishing grounds and coastal livelihoods

Holy See calls obstruction of aid in Gaza a grave violation...

The Holy See has called for unhindered aid delivery in Gaza, and renewed international backing and support for the UNRWA's vital mission

Integral Ecology: Learning becomes deeper when we listen to others

"I wanted to speak not only because it was my responsibility, but also because I hoped others could learn from what I had learned"

Churches, rights groups renew calls to end impunity 10 years after...

Churches and rights advocates launched a nationwide remembrance campaign while renewing demands for justice, accountability, and an end to impunity

Catholic bishops urge EDSA protesters to protect public welfare while defending...

Catholic bishops urged protesters and police alike to uphold peace, protect the public, and respect democratic rights during civic assemblies

After receiving pallium, Cebu archbishop says leadership means carrying others

Uy said he and his fellow archbishops accepted the pallium not as a personal honor but as a renewed commitment to Christ and the people entrusted to their care

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