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New Catholic bookstore in Bangkok promotes faith, literature, and community

A new Catholic bookstore in Bangkok revives Thailand’s historic “Cristang” identity through literature, dialogue, creativity, and community life

Pope Leo’s ‘Magnifica humanitas’: AI must serve humanity not concentrate power

Leo releases his first encyclical, entitled ‘Magnifica humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence.’

CBCP launches nationwide prayer campaign for truth, justice, and healing

Philippine bishops urge Filipinos to confront silence, division, and injustice through prayer, accountability, compassion, and moral renewal

Philippine workers press for emergency wage hike amid rising fuel prices...

Labor groups in the Philippines demand urgent wage increases as inflation and rising fuel costs deepen hardship for workers

Coal plant outages fuel criticism of Philippines’ fossil-dependent energy system

Advocacy groups blamed repeated coal plant breakdowns for Visayas outages and urged a shift toward renewable energy alternatives

Vietnamese Catholics abroad find community and mission through Marian celebration in...

Traditional prayers, shared meals, and Marian rites strengthened bonds among Vietnamese Catholics navigating life, studies, and work overseas

Pope: Church’s lay leaders must foster openness and communion

Leo \encourages leaders of ecclesial movements and lay associations to guide those under their care with discernment and transparency

Philippine authorities move to arrest Sen. Bato Dela Rosa after Supreme...

Philippine authorities ordered the arrest of Sen. Bato Dela Rosa after the Supreme Court refused to block ICC action

Philippine Church warns rising global tensions will hit vulnerable families hardest

Philippine bishops warn escalating global conflicts could worsen poverty, inflation, and insecurity for vulnerable families and overseas workers

New budget chief is Guinness record holder for papal stamp collection

Beyond government and academia, De Leon gained international recognition for a quieter pursuit tied to Catholic devotion and philately

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