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How does the disciple Vincent de Paul appropriate this challenge into his life and ministry? How do we imitate Christ in his passion?

Tokyo archbishop links the shifting crowd in the Gospel to modern public opinion shaped by fast-moving information and emotion

Pope Leo XIV reflects on Jesus as the King of Peace who rejects war and refuses to listen to the prayers of those who wage war

Palm Sunday recalls Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, where crowds welcomed him with palm branches, marking the start of Holy Week

Labor, women, and environmental groups back calls for reforms as fuel price hikes deepen hardship across vulnerable Filipino households

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines endorsed the initiative during a recent meeting, continuing a practice first observed nationwide last year

Addressing the UN in Geneva, Archbishop Balestrero stresses the impact on civilians and refugees, urging an immediate halt to violence

This Palm Sunday, hold your branch and feel the lightness of it. Something that grew far above you is now close enough to carry

United Nations Children’s Fund estimates that 12 percent of children in South Asia, or more than 41 million, are engaged in unpaid child labor

The commemoration underscores themes of transition, hope and eternal life central to both Franciscan spirituality and the Lenten season