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Authorities release detained Catholic priest in Myanmar
Father Columban Lar Di was arrested by soldiers on May 13 while traveling from Banmaw to Myitkyina
New bishop of Hong Kong to pray for Tiananmen victims in...
"I pray, I pray for China, I pray for all those who have passed in 1989, from all walks of life," said Bishop-elect Chow
A.M.D.G.
Every now and then, we need to be reminded, especially when we become too attached with our work, our vision and mission, our achievements
Duterte issues gag order over South China Sea
President Duterte said the gag order did not mean the country was wavering in its defense of its sovereign rights
Seminarians urged to engage young voters in 2022 polls
The seminarians said the May 2022 polls offer an opportunity to “rebuild our nation based on high principles”
Historic Catholic church of Loboc in Bohol province reopens
Bishop Alberto Uy of Tagbilaran described the church in Loboc as “a living testament of faith and resilience of the Boholano people”
Monsignor Sabino Vengco, theologian and author, dies at 79
Monsignor Vengco was known for his “Kadiwa sa Pagkapari Foundation,” a ministry that looks after the welfare of elderly and sick priests
Philippine church group alarmed over tagging of peace consultants as ‘terrorists’
The church leaders warn that the move “will have far-reaching and adverse repercussions” on the peace process
Hong Kong’s new bishop expected to ease tension among Catholics
It was seen as a long-delayed appointment that comes amid Sino-Vatican frictions and growing Western concern over human rights
Asian Catholic communicators vow to serve as ‘bridge’ to poor communities
In his message, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle urged everyone to continue spreading the Gospel despite the challenges posed by the pandemic

















