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Vietnam’s solar expansion highlights how renewable energy can protect economies and public spending amid volatile global fuel markets

Leo XIV reflects on the Second Vatican Council's 'Lumen gentium' and insists that "every baptized person is an active agent of evangelization

This unjust system has to be challenged and changed by all who love the truth and justice and are willing to speak out and demand judicial reform

Filipinos continue to show strong generosity, but charities face funding constraints, limited reach, and increasing demand for social services nationwide

A string of thefts targeting Catholic parish churches in Benguet has prompted the Diocese of Baguio to issue an urgent security warning. In a notice...

Concerns mount over how war is framed as suffering deepens and global political, economic, and humanitarian pressures continue to rise

When fundamental freedom of belief is denied, “trust gives way to fear, suspicion replaces dialogue, and oppression breeds violence"

CHR presses Philippines to deliver reparations, recognition, and apology to aging wartime sexual slavery survivors after UN ruling

The cardinal said the shrine should embody God’s promise of joy and peace, becoming a place where weary people may find rest and spiritual consolation

Consecrated life remembers that faithfulness matters more than relevance, presence more than reach, and love more than any tool we create