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If Church leaders continue to fall short in action as much as in words, injustices in a long-suffering nation will continue to be perpetuated

Iligan bishop says Basyang exposed environmental neglect, urging accountability and long-term ecological action to prevent future disasters

A Filipino bishop says the shared start of Ramadan and Lent calls Muslims and Christians to live peace together

Hosted by the Diocese of Malolos, the Feb. 4 to 6 assembly gathered shrine rectors and workers from different dioceses across the country

Religious of the Assumption urge Catholic schools in Asia to shift from instruction toward encounter, presence and education

He urged everyone present in the Square to entrust their prayers to Mary, the Gate of Heaven, to help “become and remain disciples of her Son"

Rights groups warn that terrorism financing laws are being used to criminalize journalism as Frenchie Mae Cumpio’s case faces continued legal scrutiny

Catholic educators mark EDSA at 40, urging schools to pause classes and renew vigilance against disinformation erosion nationwide

He said synodality strengthens the Church’s response to social problems by fostering shared discernment, mutual support and unity of mission

A Catholic theologian warns Thai Church leaders that artificial intelligence is reshaping conscience and demands a clear moral response