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Thailand’s Catholic Church highlighted interfaith cooperation, social service, and peace advocacy amid growing global conflicts and divisions

Pope Leo XIV has appealed hundreds of times for a reconciliation that is “unarmed and disarming,” and urged the “lords of war” to listen

Philippine bishop urges peaceful constitutional process, warning weakened accountability deepens public distrust in government and democratic institutions

Marking the traditional “pag-ahon” on the feast of Our Lady of Antipolo, Santos launched the three-month pilgrimage with a call to renewed devotion

Japanese Church leader urges solidarity with war victims while criticizing rising militarization, arms exports, and global reliance on force

“Leone a Roma” is a new documentary by the Vatican's media outlets that retraces the nearly two decades Leo spent in Rome before his election

A nationwide inquiry found red-tagging continues to endanger journalists, activists, church workers, and communities critical of government policies

“We entrust him to the Lord as he begins his term of service, and we pray for the continued growth and mission of the Province,” the congregation said

Vietnamese Church leaders celebrated Pope Leo XIV’s first papal anniversary while expressing hopes for peace and a future visit

The report reaffirms the underlying premise that there is no shepherd without a flock, and no flock without a shepherd