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Pope Francis asks financial consultants to put people before business
Pope Francis suggested ways financial professionals can make the world more humane, just, and fraternal
Unification Church in Japan vows reform after criticism
The church will "respect the independence and free will of followers" on donations, said a church leader
Protestant bishops to pursue legal action against ‘red-taggers’
The Protestant bishops said “red-tagging” and false accusations “lead to a serious threat to life,” which “cannot be condoned”
No moving on from martial law without justice, accountability, says Catholic...
"There can be no moving on when there is no justice and accountability,” said Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo of Caritas Philippines
Pangangalaga sa kawan, tungkulin ng bawat pari, paalala ni Archbishop Palma
Pinagnilayan ng mga pastol ng Simbahan ng Cebu ang temang “Becoming the New Joseph: Guarding the Weak and the Vulnerable”
Video campaign against seabed quarrying, inilunsad ng Diocese ng Imus
Magsasagawa rin ng signature campaign ang diyosesis bilang bahagi ng pagsisikap na labanan at pigilan ang quarrying operations sa lalawigan
Promoting Filipino cuisine can boost agriculture
Agriculture can transform from over-importing to self-sufficiency. Consumers can enjoy cheaper food.
Theater project aims to ease isolation of Japan’s social recluses
Through an experimental theater project, artists are hoping to offer hikikomori a chance to express themselves and regain self-confidence
Once again, ACN invites one million children to pray the Rosary
The prayer initiative “A million children praying the Rosary” dates back to the year 2005 at a local shrine in the Venezuelan capital Caracas
Pope Francis: ‘The cross of Christ remains the anchor of salvation’
“In a world in which progress and regression are intertwined, the cross of Christ remains the anchor of salvation,” Pope Francis said
















