Tag: Vietnam

A Catholic priest in Vietnam tells graduating sisters theology must deepen faith and shape mission, not simply accumulate knowledge

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

Catholic groups in Vietnam expand shelters and accompaniment programs to support pregnant women facing serious challenges

Vietnamese Catholic migrants are emerging as key partners in Church renewal, bringing fresh leadership, strong vocations

A pro-environment group urges world leaders at COP30 to act decisively as Typhoon Kalmaegi devastates the Philippines and Vietnam

The Assumption feast at La Vang brought 90,000 Catholics together in prayer, procession, and celebration of Mary’s enduring hope

Vietnam lifts its two-child policy amid declining birth rates and growing concerns over aging population and labor shortages

The move came amid growing concerns over Taiwanese citizens being lured to these countries to work in scam centers

Fr. Diep, born in 1897 in the province of An Giang, was martyred in 1946 during the turbulent period of the first Vietnam War

The prelate said the typhoon had caused "serious damage to the lives and property" of families who were already "in dire need of help."