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Pope Francis’ health ‘stable’ despite breathing difficulties, Vatican says
A CT scan at a Rome hospital over the weekend “ruled out pneumonia, but it showed lung inflammation causing some breathing difficulties"
Green group condemns lifting of suspended reclamation projects in Manila Bay
According to Pasay City officials on November 27, these projects were deemed compliant with government regulations
Obedience and Synodality
What does obedience mean in the context of synodality which promotes communion, participation, and mission?
You have found favor with God
Only those whose lives are blessed by God can keep standing up to life's pains and be a source of life for others
Released Philippine rights activist de Lima pursues ‘mass murderer’ Duterte
De Lima, 64, paid a heavy price for her unflinching pursuit of justice, as Duterte and his allies sought to silence her
Isang kontemporaryong kwento ng paglikas
Kung tutuusin, si Evelyn at ang kanyang pamilya ay parang sina Maria, Jose at Hesus na lumikas mula sa Palestina patungong Ehipto
Columban, a man with conviction and an example to all
Columban has inspired countless men and women throughout the world to follow his example and continue his mission
Collegio Filippino rector reelected council member of ecclesiastical colleges association in...
ARCER represents 131 ecclesiastical colleges that serve as homes to seminarians or priests studying in Rome
Asian bishops challenged to ‘influence algorithm’
AI technology has unearthed “a crisis in people’s values” and unveiled how the human family values “authenticity and human interaction”
Pope Francis has ‘mild flu,’ went to hospital for precautionary testing
“The Holy Father’s audiences scheduled for this morning are canceled due to a mild flu,” the Holy See Press Office said


















