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Sacred relics stolen from Bulacan shrine, parish seeks public help

Missing items are the wings, shield, spear, and sword of the patron saint, all made of silver and considered central to the town’s religious devotion

The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth

He suffered the betrayal of his friend Judas. He stood by his convictions, his nonviolent revolution of the heart and mind. For this, he was crucified

Basic sectors absorb mounting losses as fuel prices disrupt livelihoods nationwide

Fuel-driven cost increases are cutting incomes, disrupting production, and forcing vulnerable sectors to adapt as economic pressures escalate nationwide

Asia’s cardinals decry power abuse behind conflicts, call for moral courage...

Asian Church leaders highlight how inequality and broken leadership deepen suffering, urging believers to respond with courage, solidarity, and action

Urbi et Orbi: Pope urges world leaders to lay down weapons

On Easter Sunday, Pope Leo appeals to world leaders to choose “not to dominate others, but to encounter them”.

One little candle of Easter

If there is one word to describe the Resurrection, it is hope. It makes the Cebuano in me say, “Padayon”—for “bisa’g hinay basta kanunay.”

Philippine bishop warns Easter hollow without justice as crises batter the...

Church leaders urge long-term reforms, accountability, and energy transition as economic pressures expose deep inequalities across vulnerable communities

Manila cardinal calls out apathy, urges action as Easter confronts global...

As conflict and hardship deepen, the Manila archbishop urges Catholics to resist apathy and respond with justice-driven action this Easter

PHOTOS: Philippine bishop calls Church to act on rising costs, crisis...

Amid rising costs and uncertainty, a Filipino bishop calls parishes to act together in the spirit of Easter

Faith and homecoming mark Good Friday in rural Philippines

Filipino Catholics return home for Good Friday, where faith, family, and economic pressures intersect in a centuries-old tradition

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