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International Criminal Court prosecutors told judges Monday that former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte personally authorized killings and selected some of the victims in his...

From The Hague, a Redemptorist missionary reflects on Duterte supporters and victims’ families confronting the nation’s conscience

Hong Kong Catholics retrace missionary history in Pok Fu Lam, highlighting education, service, and intergenerational faith transmission

Lent forms people capable of beginning again. Of listening when it is hard. Of staying when leaving would be easier

“I was sold to a fisherman,” Vincent said, “but as I have always been a bad sailor, he was soon obliged to get rid of me to an old alchemist”

Bishop Mesiona says proposed Pag-asa church will likely begin as mission station serving island’s Catholic community.

No more delays, no to greenwashing, no to false solutions. The JET in the Philippines must be genuinely launched as soon as possible

For communities committed to truth, dialogue, and solidarity, the survival of trusted global journalism is not merely a political matter, it is a moral one

Pope Leo XIV says the Lenten season offers the faithful the opportunity to let the Lord cleanse them, cooperate better with God

As we celebrate our forty years, we take the power again into our hands in order to transfigure this ravaged land