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I used to think faith matured by becoming more formal, more precise, and more careful with its language. I think now it might go the other direction.

The pope urged Church leaders to pursue peace, justice, and synodality while addressing global conflicts and ecclesial governance together

Each year, newly appointed metropolitan archbishops travel to the Vatican to receive the pallium, one of the most significant symbols of their office

Advocates call for education, mental health, and child protection reforms, warning punitive policies ignore violence’s underlying causes nationwide

Pope Leo XIV says colleges and universities can be ideal spaces for confronting issues facing society, such as addressing the needs of marginalized people

The organization also called on extractive companies to stop using legal action against communities, clergy, and environmental defenders

Speaking during Mass at Quiapo Church, he said meaningful renewal begins with personal responsibility, not complaints from the sidelines

An international assessment found widespread shortcomings in civil liberties, economic rights, and protections for vulnerable communities across the Philippines

Thousands remain confined in Myanmar scam centers as a rights group presses authorities to rescue Filipino trafficking victims

“Salvation is not an abstract idea,” he said, “but begins with the concrete action of healing the wounds of those who suffer.”