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Thousands of young Catholics in Hanoi mark a decade of formation with renewed commitment to mission, prayer, and witness

Can that and other fatwas accumulate enough religious and social weight to change what no law from Manila has managed to change?

“Airplanes should always be carriers of peace, never of war! No one should be afraid that threats of death and destruction might come from the sky”

Bishop Pabillo urges Filipinos to confront a moral crisis where violence, despair, and war are increasingly seen as solution

His experience of consolation in ministry left a mark even on how he was addressed. It was in Clichy he was first called “Monsieur Vincent”

The sacred is revealed when we walk toward one another, bridging home and temple, and find someone who understands us

“We cannot remain silent in the face of the suffering of so many people, innocent victims of these conflicts,” the pontiff said

Thousands of Filipino Muslims gather in Quezon City for Eid prayers, marking Ramadan’s end amid ongoing Middle East conflict

Global pressure builds as court reviews detained Filipino journalist’s conviction, raising concerns over use of anti-terror laws against critics

Study warns overlapping policies and weak safeguards are driving deforestation, land conflicts, and exclusion of Indigenous communities nationwide