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Arabian peninsula’s biggest Catholic church opens in Bahrain
The Cathedral of Our Lady of Arabia, with seats for 2,300 people, will serve the majority-Muslim Gulf country's small Catholic community
Church in Antipolo diocese declared as diocesan shrine dedicated to St....
The church in Baras is the oldest parish dedicated to St. Joseph in the Southern Tagalog region, existing for 335 years
Indian farmers end year-long mass protests against Modi reforms
Prime Minister Narendra Modi abandoned his push for agricultural reforms, defusing one of the biggest challenges faced by his government
Tribunal finds China committed genocide against minorities in Xinjiang
The tribunal said China’s president, Xi Jinping, shared primary responsibility for the atrocities
Supreme Court affirms anti-terrorism law, strikes down ‘violative’ provisions
The Supreme Court affirmed the legality of the law but struck out two provisions for being violative of freedom of expression, among others
Better watch out, better not bite: Thai Santa divers feed sharks
Children stared in awe as yellow-and-black damselfish swirled around Santa, who appeared suspended in mid-air like an angel
Pope Francis to young addicts: Do not be afraid of your...
"Do not be afraid of reality— of the truth— of our miseries,” the pope said
Cardinal Advincula, archbishop of Manila, receives pallium from papal nuncio
Archbishop Charles Brown, apostolic nuncio to the Philippines, conferred the pallium to the cardinal during the sacred investiture
Pope Francis appoints Filipino missionary priest as bishop in Japan
Father Edgar Gacutan’s nomination makes him the first Filipino to be named bishop in Japan
Philippine Church launches ‘Men of St. Joseph’
Any male Catholic of at least 18 years of age, who is willing to learn and commit to imitate the virtues of St. Joseph, may become a member

















