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Vietnamese Catholics begin 2026 with pilgrimage honoring martyrs at So Kien

Vietnamese pilgrims reflect on sacrifice and witness as So Kien emerges through pilgrimage and the return of martyr relics

Pope’s Epiphany Angelus: ‘May industry of war be replaced by craft...

"In a place of inequality, there may be fairness," and where "the industry of war be replaced by the craft of peace," says Pope Leo XIV

Cebu archbishop calls for relational leadership, warns priest burnout stems from...

Cebu Archbishop Alberto Uy urges vicars to prioritize pastoral accompaniment, warning burnout stems from isolation rather than workload

Green group calls on devotees to cut waste during 2026 Traslacion

EcoWaste Coalition appeals for waste reduction during the Black Nazarene Traslacion, citing recurring tons of garbage from past processions

3 Filipino cardinals head to Rome for Pope Leo XIV’s first...

The cardinals are also expected to take part in the closing Mass of the Ordinary Jubilee of 2025, which the pope will preside over

Catholic missionaries among 17 pastoral workers killed worldwide in 2025

“The Papal Basilicas and other centers of prayer—such as the Holy Stairs—recorded unprecedented attendance levels"

Over 33 million pilgrims came to Rome for Jubilee Year

“The Papal Basilicas and other centers of prayer—such as the Holy Stairs—recorded unprecedented attendance levels"

Filipino archbishop ties corruption, poverty, and migration to lack of accountable...

Cebu archbishop says corruption, poverty, and forced migration reflect leadership failures, using Epiphany homily to call for accountability

Cardinal says Nazareno devotion is shown through humility, not public display

He acknowledged that many devotees remain ‘nameless’ in the eyes of society, noting that their humility reflects the depth of their faith

Schools reopen in Cambodia’s borderlands as tensions thaw

Schools in Cambodia’s border areas reopen, restoring education and humanitarian support for displaced families as security tensions ease

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