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Asian Catholic creators are being drawn into a wider mission of accompaniment, local storytelling and cross-border Church engagement

Pope Leo XIV repeals Pope Francis’ 2021 Motu Proprio “A Sustainable Future,” which reduced the salaries of Cardinals and senior officials

Catholic poll monitors tracked security, transparency and voter participation as Bangsamoro residents chose their first directly elected parliament

“The virtues which have taken deep root in the heart are those battered by the storms of temptation, and practiced despite difficulty and repugnance of nature”

Back-to-back ferry tragedies expose longstanding gaps in safety oversight, rescue conditions and passenger accounting across two archipelagic nations

Catholic communicators urged stronger human relationships, digital inclusion and privacy safeguards as artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in ministry

Christian communicators were urged to deepen formation, work in communion and preserve human judgment as digital tools grow more powerful

Pope Leo XIV reflects on the power of forgiving others like Christ has forgiven us in order to counter hatred, division and violence, and promote peace and love

Church communicators were challenged to build genuine relationships online while resisting exclusion, echo chambers and the pursuit of virality

Lawmakers from both the ruling People Power Party and the opposition Democratic Party of Korea pledged support for the event