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Philippines suspends decision to allow vaccinated tourists entry
The Philippines on Monday launched a three-day vaccination drive targeting nine million people as young as 12 years old
‘I just want a bone’: Mexico’s search for 95,000 missing
People began to vanish during the Mexican authorities' so-called dirty war against the revolutionary movements of the 1960s-1980s
Pursuing ecumenical dialogue in the synodal journey
Catholic faith communities must also see the ecumenical relevance of the synodal process
Pope Francis calls for end to ‘instrumentalization’ of migrants
Pope Francis spoke after 27 people drowned in the Channel on Wednesday trying to reach Britain
Pope Francis: Life’s essential ingredient is prayer
Pope Francis reminded Christians that an essential ingredient for living an alert and joyful life is prayer
Pope Francis creates commission to assess reform of marriage nullity process...
The commission will “ascertain and verify the full and immediate application of the reform of the process of matrimonial nullity”
Everything you need to know about the Advent wreath
The Advent wreath originated from a pagan European tradition, which consisted of lighting candles during the winter
Fewer Filipino households who consider themselves poor slightly down
The survey estimated that 11.4 million Filipino families felt they were poor in September 2021
Paris archbishop offers to resign after reports on ‘ambiguous behavior’ with...
The 70-year-old archbishop said he had written to the pope out of a concern to preserve the unity of his archdiocese
Future breaking into the present
We are called upon by the Church to do two things during this season: to look back and to look forward

















