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CBCP president calls for deeper faith focus during Holy Week
Catholics are urged to center Holy Week on prayer, repentance, and shared faith, moving beyond routine family traditions
Fuel crisis pushes fisherfolk deeper into uncertainty, groups press for state...
Environmental groups said the crisis highlights the risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels, particularly in ecologically sensitive areas
Outcry against a journalist’s unjust conviction
A critical journalist and a church worker doing legitimate work, safeguarding the truth and helping the poor, were convicted and sentenced
Bishop warns against entitlement in priesthood at Chrism Mass
Villarojo added that priests should not seek gratitude from others, saying it is sufficient that they are instruments of sharing God’s love
Nobody asked him to leave
The cross does not offer easy comfort. But it does offer company—the company of someone who looked at the full cost of love
Catholic entrepreneurs in Asia urged to align business with mission and...
Church leaders urge Asian Catholic entrepreneurs to ground business decisions in faith, ethical responsibility, and service to the common good
Pope appeals to Trump and world leaders: Find solutions to end...
In remarks to journalists, Pope Leo XIV calls on world leaders to “come back to the table” and solve their problems through dialogue
War in Middle East puts pressure on Philippine migrant protection system
Migrant group challenges state response as thousands return home while many others remain stranded, undocumented, or at risk
PHOTOS: Urban poor turn Lenten rites into call for housing justice...
The action underscored housing as a fundamental human right and pressed for a more responsive and accountable government
Holy See, Philippines mark 75 years of diplomatic ties
The nunciature, often called the “house of the Pope,” reflects the Vatican’s pastoral concern for Filipino Catholics and its commitment to relations with the Philippines


















