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During the ceremonies, 44 women professed their final vows, while 66 made their first vows, committing to a life of poverty, chastity, and obedience in the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of Mary Help of Christians

"Just love, that is all that mattered. The message emboldened the messenger. The messenger embodied the message"

Shifting donor priorities leave Catholic Church struggling to support Indigenous people's desperate defense of their ancestral land in Bangladesh

“Loss and damage should be treated as part of the remediation pillar of climate justice,” said United Nations Special Rapporteur Surya Deva

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

Malaysia would engage with stakeholders in Myanmar to promote inclusive political dialogue aimed at achieving a peaceful resolution

Archbishop Leopoldo Girelli described tribal life as naturally synodal, rooted in mutual belonging and collective decision-making

“The Myanmar junta’s jets continue to pound civilian communities with complete impunity as the world watches and stays silent"

The new leader of Sri Lanka vowed that the reopened investigation into the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks would not be compromised, as he ordered...

"There is no excuse to close our hearts to environmental protection or be indifferent to the suffering of others"