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Pope Francis: The Catholic Church must be welcoming
“Because the devil, who is the divider – this is what the word ‘devil’ means – always insinuates suspicions to divide and exclude”
Together on the way
The pope wants us to learn to treat ... if possible every fellow human being as a companion in our common journey through life
Hong Kong’s Tiananmen vigil organizer disbands
The Hong Kong Alliance was one of the most prominent symbols of the city's former political plurality
Myanmar monks march against military junta
Historically, monks in predominantly Buddhist Myanmar have been seen as a supreme moral authority
Pagiging tapat sa sarili at sa iba: Buhay-buhay sa loob at...
Masakit na malaman ang totoo. Mahirap aminin. Kagaya na lang ng pagkakamali nating magtiwala sa mga politiko.
Huwag hayaan ang sarili na maging dahilan sa ikasasama ng iba
Ang Katoliko lang ba ang may monopoliya ng Espiritu Santo? Kilalanin natin ang katotohanan at kabutihan kahit na saan man ito manggaling.
Priests also need counseling, especially during pandemic, says bishop
Bishop Gaa of Novaliches said it is important for priests to also know how to take care of themselves
19 seminarians, staff at Ateneo de Manila found positive of COVID-19
The San Jose Seminary, Loyola House of Studies, Arrupe International House, and the Jesuit Health and Wellness Center are under "lockdown"
12 nuns test COVID-19 positive at Carmelite Monastery in Rizal
“At present, we can be considered as mild cases and symptomatic,” they said. “Your prayers will be very much appreciated”
Canada’s bishops apologize for abuses at residential schools
The bishops said they “are fully committed to the process of healing and reconciliation” with the indigenous population

















