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Leaders of integrity and true faith are challenged to campaign and act to defend human rights and stand with the poor and exploited

A Catholic bishop calls for faith-based scrutiny of public spending, warning budgets shape dignity, democracy, and nation’s future

As the Jubilee closed, the Kalookan bishop urged Filipino families to reject power-centered politics and protect life together

As this year comes to an end, we renew our commitment to journalism shaped not by urgency, but by conscience; not by noise, but by truth

Pope Leo reflects on how families can be a light in a society often marked by loneliness, despair, divisions, and conflicts

Speaking to elderly clergy, the Cebu archbishop reflects on the Incarnation as God’s abiding presence in human fragility

“For many Filipinos, it did not feel like a year of hope at all,” the cardinal said, as he listed unresolved injustices and crises

Closing the doors marked more than the end of a celebration. It signaled a shift, from plenty to scarcity, from noise to quiet

Thai Catholic media retells the Nativity for the Holy Year through music, reflection, dialogue reaching believers, society nationwide

Pope Leo XIV renews his plea for peace, reminding the world that it is both God’s gift and humanity’s shared responsibility.