Tag: Catholic News
Reflection: Hope at peripheries as Holy Doors begin to close
As the Holy Doors in Rome close, children in Thabom daring to dream of a better future show how the door of hope remains wide open
Pope Leo: Gambling ruins families
Pope Leo XIV said he wanted to “draw attention in particular to the scourge of gambling,” which has “ruined many families.”
Protected area? Industry under fire for Philippine sea spill
Environmentalists say industry has no place in such delicate seascapes and needs better oversight if it is to operate
Year-end reflection on conflict, communication, and call to peace
As this year comes to an end, we renew our commitment to journalism shaped not by urgency, but by conscience; not by noise, but by truth
Celebrating Christmas through service on Indonesia’s remote Kei Besar Island
A Christmas journey of service brought doctors, youth volunteers, and hope to remote communities on Kei Besar Island in Indonesia
Filipino cardinal warns political dynasties erode family life, nation
As the Jubilee closed, the Kalookan bishop urged Filipino families to reject power-centered politics and protect life together
Tokyo cardinal calls Catholics to sustain hope after Jubilee Year closes
At the Jubilee’s close, a Tokyo cardinal highlights refugees, synodality, and human accompaniment as signs of Christian hope
Pope Leo at Angelus: Pray for peace and for families suffering...
Pope Leo reflects on how families can be a light in a society often marked by loneliness, despair, divisions, and conflicts
Bishops cite ‘field hospital’ mission as Church expands flood response in...
Church-led relief brings medical care, food, and dignity to flood-hit communities in Sumatra, backed by nationwide solidarity and volunteers
Christmas vigil in Vietnam draws thousands, including non-Catholics, in display of...
Thousands gather at Lang Son Cathedral for Christmas vigil, as Catholics and non-Catholics share peace and hope together















