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RSF urges cooperation with rights probe as conflicting accounts persist over Negros journalist’s killing during military operation, raising accountability concerns

Fr. Gerardo Saco Jr. declines episcopal ordination for Tagbilaran, citing personal limitations, as Vatican accepts decision and diocese remains vacant

For the Claretian congregation, Gallardo’s life has become central to its understanding of service in conflict-affected areas in Mindanao

Christians in eastern Thailand gather for Mariapolis, emphasizing unity, shared life, and Gospel-inspired relationships across communities and generations

Catholic charitable workers, said Pope Leo, must be driven by “the desire to bring to others material aid with the love of the heart of Jesus"

What did they do in the missions? How did an actual popular mission look during the time of St. Vincent de Paul?

Church mobilizes aid as Mayon unrest displaces over 4,000 people, damages farms, and disrupts livelihoods across Albay communities

“Before we try different paths, let’s ask: is this the path I choose Jesus?” Tagle said, warning that deception can distort people’s understanding

Tokyo cardinal urges Catholics to defend human dignity and build peace rooted in the Gospel amid deepening global political turmoil

Pope Leo XIV remembers the many journalists and reporters who have become victims due to wars and violence on World Press Freedom Day