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On Easter Sunday, Pope Leo appeals to world leaders to choose “not to dominate others, but to encounter them”.

If there is one word to describe the Resurrection, it is hope. It makes the Cebuano in me say, “Padayon”—for “bisa’g hinay basta kanunay.”

Church leaders urge long-term reforms, accountability, and energy transition as economic pressures expose deep inequalities across vulnerable communities

As conflict and hardship deepen, the Manila archbishop urges Catholics to resist apathy and respond with justice-driven action this Easter

Amid rising costs and uncertainty, a Filipino bishop calls parishes to act together in the spirit of Easter

Filipino Catholics return home for Good Friday, where faith, family, and economic pressures intersect in a centuries-old tradition

We are called to become a community of care, a people bound together by compassion, responsibility, and love for both neighbor and creation

Together with this, the pretending theologian talked about the Trinity as “silly” and Jesus as quite “unimpressive” for allowing himself to be crucified

Church leaders worldwide urge deeper prayer, renewal, and witness during Holy Week as conflicts and human suffering intensify globally

The Pope recalled that the evening’s solemn liturgy marks their entry into the Holy Triduum of the Lord’s Passion, Death, and Resurrection