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Philippine Church joins worldwide prayer push for peace amid rising global...

Catholic bishops in the Philippines encourage parishes and communities to take part in coordinated prayer gatherings for peace this week

Easter rite in Malabon draws criticism over alleged animal cruelty, prompts...

An Easter reenactment involving a dove prompts scrutiny over ethical practices, raising concerns on compassion, stewardship, and responsible worship

Decades of unresolved land conflicts expose gaps in Philippine governance and...

A new report shows rising land disputes driven by weak enforcement, leaving rural communities facing prolonged insecurity and displacement

Vincentian Life Series 2026 | St. Vincent and Easter joy

For St. Vincent, Easter joy must be understood in the context of service to the poor. Go to the poor by “greeting them cheerfully and kindly”

Rohingya genocide case in Indonesia puts Myanmar junta under new legal...

Indonesia’s acceptance of a genocide complaint marks a rare regional legal move, raising pressure for accountability over Myanmar atrocities

Pope at Regina Caeli urges Christians to give voice to hope...

Pope Leo XIV urges Christians to bear witness to the Gospel in a world disfigured by fake news, conflict and "confused consciences"

Sacred relics stolen from Bulacan shrine, parish seeks public help

Missing items are the wings, shield, spear, and sword of the patron saint, all made of silver and considered central to the town’s religious devotion

The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth

He suffered the betrayal of his friend Judas. He stood by his convictions, his nonviolent revolution of the heart and mind. For this, he was crucified

Basic sectors absorb mounting losses as fuel prices disrupt livelihoods nationwide

Fuel-driven cost increases are cutting incomes, disrupting production, and forcing vulnerable sectors to adapt as economic pressures escalate nationwide

Asia’s cardinals decry power abuse behind conflicts, call for moral courage...

Asian Church leaders highlight how inequality and broken leadership deepen suffering, urging believers to respond with courage, solidarity, and action

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