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Philippine senator backed by influential church arrested as vice president’s impeachment...

The arrest adds fresh legal pressure on a Duterte ally as the Senate begins hearing impeachment charges against the vice president

Experts explore ethical challenges in Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas

Panelists urged the Church to foster digital discernment, human relationships, and moral responsibility as artificial intelligence reshapes society worldwide

Pope at Angelus: Amid the scourge of war Christ is hope

Pope Leo XIV reflects on how Christ takes upon himself our struggles and is the answer to the evil present in the world

CBCP retreat opens with call for bishops to ‘go where the...

The bishops’ retreat runs through July 6 at AMORAP in the nearby town of Sinacaban, while the CBCP’s 132nd plenary assembly is scheduled for July 8-10

Understanding excommunication of SSPX

Leo followed the lead of Francis. He thinks that Vatican II is the Church’s constant “North Star” and continued its catechesis on the Council to all the faithful

Survey finds strong support for Pope Leo XIV among Filipino Catholics

The survey also highlights enduring religious commitment, with belief in God and daily prayer remaining widespread across the Philippines

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

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