Tag: Thailand
Christians in eastern Thailand renew bonds of faith and community at...
Christians in eastern Thailand gather for Mariapolis, emphasizing unity, shared life, and Gospel-inspired relationships across communities and generations
Thai Church moves to long-term recovery after ‘300-year’ floods devastate Songkhla
After catastrophic floods, Thai Church moves beyond relief, focusing on child nutrition and rebuilding livelihoods in affected communities
Jesuit leader warns of ‘hidden crisis’ of priestly burnout, calls for...
Jesuit reflection in Bangkok retreat highlights emotional toll on clergy, urging deeper support systems and renewed focus on spiritual well-being
Southeast Asia’s New Year traditions reveal shared call to transformation, Jesuit...
Cultural rituals centered on water and renewal reflect enduring human longing for change, responsibility, and new beginnings, a Jesuit says
Easter Triduum becomes focal point for Church’s call to confront war...
Church leaders worldwide urge deeper prayer, renewal, and witness during Holy Week as conflicts and human suffering intensify globally
Catholic entrepreneurs in Asia urged to align business with mission and...
Church leaders urge Asian Catholic entrepreneurs to ground business decisions in faith, ethical responsibility, and service to the common good
Explosions on Ash Wednesday renew plea for peace along Thai-Myanmar border
Myanmar airstrikes echoed into Thailand’s Mae Sot on Ash Wednesday, disrupting Lent and underscoring fragile border peace
Pilgrimage of presence: Monks conclude 108-day peace trek in Washington
After 108 days, Buddhist monks conclude cross-country Walk for Peace, drawing interfaith support in Washington, D.C.
Catholic Church honors ‘Mother of the Nation’ as Thailand marks 100...
Thai Catholics mark Queen Sirikit’s 100th day with prayer, music, and reflection on her legacy of unity, service, and compassion
In Thailand’s border village, synodality is lived long before it is...
On Thailand’s borderlands, a mountain village quietly lives synodality through shared grief, faith, and the simple act of walking together


















