Church groups call for an end to human rights abuses as the Philippines marks the 49th anniversary of the declaration of martial law

On Sept. 21, 2021, activists and human rights workers offered wreaths for those who fought for freedom during the years of martial law

Critics see the bishop’s remark plays into the hands of the "Hindutva,” an ideology that views all religions other than Hinduism as foreign

Chopcca's nativity scene will have more than 30 pieces and will be made by five renowned Huancavelica artists

Five years into President Rodrigo Duterte’s “war on drugs,” families of the victims are literally picking the remains of their loved ones

Panjshir fighters earned a legendary reputation for resistance

Tiny green-brown frogs squat croaking in the tropical heat on makeshift ponds fashioned out of old tires, tucked in among abandoned cars

Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila leads the celebration of the Holy Mass for “frontliners” on Sept. 15, 2021

The boom in food delivery apps meant customers were already used to having restaurant quality meals quickly delivered to their homes

His hat, or biretta, is his reminder to remain fearless in defending and speaking out for his people – the Church in Asia

Thousands of Catholics in Vietnam have experienced discrimination because of their faith

Confectioner Zsolt Karl has made a special cake he calls "a bite of Heaven" using dried fruits mentioned in the Bible