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Jesuit leader warns of ‘hidden crisis’ of priestly burnout, calls for...

Jesuit reflection in Bangkok retreat highlights emotional toll on clergy, urging deeper support systems and renewed focus on spiritual well-being

Pope convokes Consistory to reflect on Church’s mission to communicate God’s...

Pope Leo XIV warns against the temptation of proselytism or a logic of “mere preservation or institutional expansion.”

Bishops push Quezon officials to act on coal ban amid rising...

Church leaders urge Quezon officials to fast-track a coal ban as global tensions expose risks of fossil fuel dependence

Church’s distance from poor deepens silence on injustice and war, bishop...

Bishop Gerardo Alminaza warns Church’s distance from poor fuels silence, allowing injustice and war to persist unchecked

Dominican order backs Pope Leo XIV amid criticism from Trump

Timoner, who heads one of the Catholic Church’s largest religious orders, urged the faithful to remain steadfast in proclaiming Christian peace

Southeast Asia’s New Year traditions reveal shared call to transformation, Jesuit...

Cultural rituals centered on water and renewal reflect enduring human longing for change, responsibility, and new beginnings, a Jesuit says

Pope rejects Trump attack, draws line between Gospel mission and political...

Church leaders across regions rally behind the pope, as tensions expose deeper divisions over war, leadership, and moral authority

As crisis deepens, Philippine bishop calls Church to accountability and sacrifice

Amid rising costs and global tensions, a Philippine bishop urges concrete reforms and deeper solidarity with struggling communities nationwide

Bishop: True fruitfulness comes from surrender to God

Bishop Marcelino Antonio Maralit Jr. of San Pablo said the youth should ground their mission in surrender instead of recognition or achievement

Cardinal Kikuchi: Mercy must be lived through reconciliation as violence grips...

As conflicts escalate, a Japanese cardinal urges believers to make mercy tangible through reconciliation, forgiveness, and acts of peace

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