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Doctors are examining removed tissue as the pontiff recovers in hospital and awaits decisions on possible further treatment

The Holy See addresses a debate on sustainable development noting the deep interconnectedness of all human dimensions

A rights group says 90 families displaced from Pulo Island now face flooding, lost livelihoods and limited services

The prelate cited families devastated by killings during the Philippine drug war, leaving widows, orphans and grandparents struggling to rebuild their lives

Indonesia’s fires, Myanmar’s electricity warnings and Philippine hydropower concerns show how El Niño is testing communities across Asia

The digital guide combines travel advice, spiritual preparation, Korean language support and pilgrimage resources ahead of the Seoul gathering

Leo will be admitted to Rome’s Gemelli Hospital on Tuesday morning where he will undergo surgery to remove a “small, localized lung nodule”

Consequently, the Mangyans endure economic marginalization, limited access to vital services and discrimination from the dominant lowland population

Student leaders say sanctions and revised rules threaten dissent, conscience and meaningful participation at the Philippines’ oldest Catholic university

Faith-based and environmental groups urged stronger safeguards for communities facing fossil fuel projects, land conflicts and ecological degradation