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Message of Archbishop Valles for the 122nd plenary assembly of the...
Full text of CBCP President Archbishop Romulo Valles’s message at the opening of the bishops’ 122nd plenary assembly on July 8
Vatican calls for dignified conditions for maritime workers
Since September 2020, an estimated 400,000 seafarers have been stranded at sea because of the COVID-19 pandemic
Two popes, same hospital, different styles of medical privacy
The late Pope John Paul II and Pope Francis have different styles of dealing with health, privacy and communication
Death of Indian Jesuit while in detention stirs outcry in India,...
The United Nations said it was deeply disturbed by the death of the 84-year-old priest who championed the rights of indigenous peoples
Pope Francis in Pyongyang? An intelligence chief is working to make...
North Korea has consistently been ranked as the worst country for persecution of Christians by the charity Open Doors
Why did Pope Francis need surgery?
Many people as they age suffer from so-called diverticula, or small, bulging sacs that form on the lining of the small or large intestine
Philippines seeks US help on data recorders for plane crash probe
The United States has committed to help extract information from the flight data and cockpit voice recorders
Asian leaders among ‘predators of press freedom’ listed by media watchdog
The "predators" reportedly trampled on press freedom through censorship, by jailing journalists or by inciting violence against media workers
Spotlight: A nun’s trip to a devastated Indonesian island
Taking her mission to the fringe of Asia, Sr. Laurentina SDP took a 17-hour journey to witness the suffering of the islanders
Bishop Pabillo to be installed bishop of Taytay in Palawan on...
Bishop Broderick Pabillo will be installed as the new vicar apostolic of Taytay in Palawan province on August 19


















