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Hong Kong sets up task force on Southeast Asian job scams
In recent months, victims have reported being lured to countries such as Myanmar, Cambodia, Thailand and Laos
Vatican will not take Canadian Cardinal Ouellet to trial for sex...
The conclusion of a Vatican preliminary investigation found “that there are no elements to initiate a trial against the cardinal"
Australian Anglicans split over same-sex marriage
Deep divisions over a statement on banning same-sex marriage emerged recently at the Lambeth Conference in Canterbury, England
Catholic communicators urge media to advocate for justice, work for human...
Media practitioners are called for “action to protect the human rights of civilians caught up in war and conflict zones”
RMP decries allegation of ‘terrorist financing’ as part of worsening state...
“RMP’s mission work has been seriously hampered because of the relentless state attacks, depriving much-needed services to the poor,” it said
SIGNIS World Congress 2022: ‘Peace in the Digital World’
"We need to weave the web with truth and beauty of faith and hope. Technology has to be imbued with ethics and thoughtfulness."
What you need to know about Pope Francis’ next consistory
A consistory is a formal meeting of the College of Cardinals. The pope can convene them for several different reasons.
Prominent Canadian cardinal accused of sexual assault
Cardinal Ouellet is a prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, one of the most important functions within the Curia
Pope Francis: An alliance between old and young will save the...
“There is no bitterness because time is passing by, and he or she is about to move on. No. There is that joy of good wine."
Major reshuffle of Manila clergy set in November
Like other dioceses, priests in Manila are usually given a six-year term before they are transferred to other assignments


















