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Justice and peace commissions offer an ‘indispensable service,’ says Pope Francis
The pope said the commissions performed the vital tasks of raising awareness of the Church’s social doctrine and defending human dignity
Philippines accuses Chinese vessels of firing water cannon at its boats
Tensions over the resource-rich seas spiked this year after hundreds of Chinese vessels were detected at Whitsun Reef
US bishops vote to inscribe Mother Teresa in the US Liturgical...
The bishops voted to include her feast day as an optional memorial that could be celebrated in the Mass on Sept. 5
Catholic schools gear up for return of face-to-face classes
A Catholic priest said the initiative of the Department of Education to start face-to-face classes is "the right move"
Arkidiyosesis ng Cebu magsasagawa ng ‘Mission Congress’
Layunin ng “virtual gathering” na higit mapalalim ang kamalayan ng mananampalataya sa Kristiyanismo at maibahagi ito sa buong pamayanan
OFWs, kinilala ng mga obispo kasunod sa mataas na ‘remmittance rate’...
“With their generous remittance, our Christmas is merrier and our new year happier"
Nearly 1,000 hate crimes against Europe’s Christians recorded in 2020
The number of hate crimes against Christians is likely higher than what is reported in the data
‘Nothing but an emission of hot air’
Pope Francis said the world needs “a new ecological approach that can transform our way of dwelling in the world"
Asian child rights coalition calls for release of arrested Filipino rights...
Rights groups said Ujano “has always been in the public eye in the last three decades for her non-profit work"
Sri Lankan Catholic priest stands by statement on Easter Sunday attacks
The priest has allegedly tagged intelligence units of providing financial and other vital assistance to those behind the attacks


















