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On the foreverness of hope
Today’s readings are testimonies to the foreverness of hope in the canon of our faith
Are diplomatic relations between the Vatican and Beijing on the horizon?
A source familiar with papal diplomacy said it is “rather unlikely” that formal diplomatic relations with Beijing will soon be established
Pope Francis calls for ‘great symphony of prayer’ ahead of 2025...
The pope explained that a Jubilee Year is “an event of great spiritual, ecclesial, and social significance in the life of the Church”
Filipino nuncio to Rwanda ordained archbishop in Manila
Arnaldo Catalan was elevated to the rank of archbishop and given the titular see of Apollonia in a ceremony held at the Manila Cathedral
Nine dead in family feud in southern Philippines
The attack occurred in a region with a long history of violence, and a short drive from where 58 people were murdered in 2009
Catholic bishop gives ‘blessing’ to lay group backing candidacy of Leni...
Bishop David said he appreciates the “collective discernment” made by the lay people in his diocese to press for “principled politics”
Group calls on political candidates to defend environmental defenders
Kalikasan said the protection of the environment “should be a platform” for every candidate
PPCRV moves command center for May polls to UST arena
De Villa said the UST arena also has better features fitting for PPCRV’s operating requirement
Catholic bishop in Vietnam calls for ‘forgiveness’ following murder of priest
“May hatred and violence be stopped so that love and unity can develop more intensely,” said Bishop Aloisio
School hijab row highlights India’s religious divide
What began as one school issuing an edict to protect secularism has now escalated into religiously driven protests and counter-protests

















