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Church and civil society: Catalysts of migrant regularization reform in Spain
Groups countered opposition grounded in the so-called “pull factor” theory, which claims legalization encourages irregular migration
Pope to religious: Even where weapons roar, you are witnesses to...
Pope Leo XIV praises consecrated men and women for living out their steadfast faith even in the most difficult of circumstances
Faith, not control, should guide Bible ministry, bishop says
“We do what the Lord allows us to do in faith, and we leave everything to God,” Mayugba said. “Even failures can become blessings.”
Vincentian Life Series 2026 | Bilious and Temperament
Vincent de Paul did not only have a high IQ (intelligence quotient) and EQ (emotional quotient); he also had a good SQ (social quotient) and AQ (adversity quotient)
Bishops’ migration office calls for stronger diocesan structures vs human trafficking
The commission said at least 12 diocese have set up DCAHTs since the initiative was proposed three years ago, mostly in the Luzon region
Consecrated men and women need us as much as we need...
A consecrated religious does not go home at the end of the day. Their family is us, the community they have committed to serve.
Catholic Church honors ‘Mother of the Nation’ as Thailand marks 100...
Thai Catholics mark Queen Sirikit’s 100th day with prayer, music, and reflection on her legacy of unity, service, and compassion
Pope at Angelus: Beatitudes can become a measure of happiness
Pope Leo XIV insists that living the Beatitudes can bring us happiness, bring light to the world’s shadows, and renew our hearts
Addressing the roots of Filipino migration
This landmark regularization represents far more than a policy shift; it is a transformative milestone that restores dignity to Filipino migrants
Groups slam ERC approval of ₱31.34 billion fossil fuel charges
Consumer groups assail ERC approval of ₱31.34 billion fossil fuel charges, warning workers and households bear corporate energy risks
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