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Church, rights groups hail dismissal of charges vs Mindoro pastor
Church bodies welcome a court ruling while raising concerns over militarization and alleged rights violations in Mindoro
Pope’s World Day of Sick message: Love by bearing another’s pain
Pope Leo XIV invites the faithful to consider the Samaritan's compassion and how we too can offer love by bearing the pain of others
Seoul archdiocese launches nationwide pilgrimage of WYD symbols
Blessed WYD sculptures will travel to dioceses nationwide, uniting parishes and youth communities ahead of Seoul’s 2027 celebration
Caritas Philippines backs halt to mining exploration in Nueva Vizcaya town
Church leaders back rural communities in Dupax, urging accountability as mining tensions escalate and residents maintain a people’s barricade
Global watchdogs warn Cumpio case tests Philippines’ press freedom record
Advocates warn that Frenchie Mae Cumpio’s prolonged detention signals shrinking civic space, rising risks for Filipino community journalists
Filipino priest elected abbot of South Carolina’s Mepkin Abbey
Before joining the monastic community, Palmares was a member of the presbyterium of the Archdiocese of Lipa
Catholic Church in Hong Kong begins anniversary year with call to...
A public prayer gathering in Central launched the Diocese of Hong Kong’s year-long 80th anniversary commemoration
Philippine Church urges end to Semirara coal contract
With a key coal deal nearing expiry, Caritas Philippines points to environmental damage, livelihood disruption, and unresolved social costs
Fishers demand accountability for Manila Bay reclamation damage
As Manila Bay rehabilitation enters seventh year, fisherfolk press government and corporations to halt reclamation, dredging projects
Cardinal Tagle says bishop’s office is mission, not promotion
Tagle delivered the message in his homily during the episcopal ordination of Bishop Samuel Agcaracar at the Divine Word Seminary chapel


















