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How do Catholic Christians look at themselves as a Church?

“I find it unacceptable for human dignity to be ignored, trampled upon, or eliminated entirely. God gave us this dignity."

The former priest said he feels “a prophetic challenge and urge to act, or even a call and duty to enforce the politics of conscience”

Pope Francis said the ethical principle of palliative care is valid not only for Christians but for everyone

Archbishop Tirona urged voters to support candidates who are “credible and honest,” adding that there are candidates who are “untruthful”

Cardona’s patroness is the fifth Marian image to be granted a pontifical coronation in the Antipolo diocese

De Lima was one of the most vocal and powerful local critics of Duterte after he took power in 2016 and launched a deadly drug war

The pope condemned both the human trafficking of laborers and sex trafficking, which he said relegates women to “dispensers of pleasure”

Being accused or convicted of major crimes in the Philippines is no barrier to running for public office

If we want to know God, if we want to relate with God, we might as well listen to, converse with, and follow Jesus whom God has sent