Tag: Catholic News
Century-old bell rings in Hong Kong as parish marks 130 years...
Hong Kong Catholics retrace missionary history in Pok Fu Lam, highlighting education, service, and intergenerational faith transmission
Learning to love, slowly
Lent forms people capable of beginning again. Of listening when it is hard. Of staying when leaving would be easier
The curious case of just energy transition in the Philippines
No more delays, no to greenwashing, no to false solutions. The JET in the Philippines must be genuinely launched as soon as possible
Cambodian reporters challenge treason convictions tied to Thai border coverage
Two Cambodian journalists appeal 14-year treason sentences over Facebook posts linked to deadly border clashes with Thailand
Vietnam diocese builds home for leprosy patients after state camp closure
The prelate urged the faithful to view leprosy patients as integral members of the Church, describing them as “the suffering members of Christ today”
Personal reminder of journalism’s duty as funding crisis looms for BBC...
For communities committed to truth, dialogue, and solidarity, the survival of trusted global journalism is not merely a political matter, it is a moral one
When love becomes way of life | How religious community quietly...
Poverty is never only about empty stomachs or broken homes. It is about erasure — cultural, social, spiritual.
Pope at Angelus: This Lent, make your life a unique masterpiece
Pope Leo XIV says the Lenten season offers the faithful the opportunity to let the Lord cleanse them, cooperate better with God
IN PHOTOS: Filipino Muslims enter holy month of fasting and spiritual...
Faithful observe dawn-to-sunset fasting, evening prayers and shared meals as Ramadan opens a month of reflection and compassion
Religious order launches programs marking 100 years of mission in Indonesia
A solemn Mass in Bandung opens centennial commemorations honoring nearly a century of Crosier missionary service in Indonesia
















