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At SIGNIS Conference, Myanmar’s Cardinal Bo lauds role of media in...
Cardinal Bo said that “in an interconnected world that has become a digital village, the media has a robust role”
Philippine women’s group Gabriela vows to continue fight for women’s rights
The group said “no amount of terrorist-tagging” can erase the services of the organization
Iraq’s Garden of Eden now ‘like a desert’
The reputed home of the biblical Garden of Eden, Iraq's swamplands have been battered by three years of drought and low rainfall
Archdiocese of Cebu’s new auxiliary bishop to be ordained August 19
Msgr. Ruben Labajo will be ordained at a 9 a.m. Mass at the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral on Friday, August 19
Sugar, spice, and all things in short supply
Short of sugar, sibuyas and salt, Filipinos will have no pampatamis, pampa-anghang, pampa-alat
Technology can never replace ‘freedom,’ ‘encounter,’ ‘conversion,’ ‘love’
The only way to respond to the challenge of technology “is not to think of it as an idol,” but also “not to demonize it”
Indonesia’s vice president calls for ‘religious moderation’ amid Islamic radicalism
He said “religious moderation” plays a role in “providing an ideological foundation, providing a straight line of knowledge”
Cardinal Ranjith of Colombo vows to continue fight for victims of...
The cardinal urged the country’s new president to look into allegations of political conspiracy behind the attacks
Cardinal Bo of Yangon warns of escalating crackdown by Myanmar’s military...
Cardinal Bo said the current situation “is very complex and at the same time very confusing and very unpredictable”
Australian city to remove statue of grave-robbing politician
The decision to remove the statue was about choosing to not give prominence "to this person, who is a symbol of racism"


















