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Fisherfolk and environmental advocates urged stronger marine protections, warning ocean degradation threatens food supplies and coastal livelihoods

Concerns grow for remote villages as communications failures hamper relief and assessment efforts after the quake

In different parts of his life, St. Vincent said: “Simplicity is a virtue I love most, the one to which in all my actions I pay most heed.”

The Pope has lifted our gaze, and our feet remain ready for the mud of the streets, ready to help build a world of justice, dignity, and hope

Charles did not grow up imagining a life in mission across Asia. His beginnings were simple. Faith first came through his family

In the heart of Madrid, Pope Leo XIV leads Corpus Christi Sunday celebrations with over 1.2 million people participating

While AI can instantly generate a commodified or coded image of God... it remains blind to the existential pain of human suffering

Delegates warn decades of privatization and fossil fuel reliance have left consumers exposed to recurring price shocks

Church leaders challenge testimony against a priest serving drug war victims, citing factual inconsistencies and unverified claims

“It’s not just a building,” he said. “It’s a place where priests can find refuge, but also find love, because it’s love that makes a house a home.”