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Within the Vincentian spiritual tradition, Vincent’s slowness has often been interpreted as a sign of his sensitivity and obedience to Divine Providence

Questions remain over how organizations balance open discussion, public accountability, and institutional responsibilities in civic education

Government lawyers argue domestic law permits cooperation with ICC proceedings tied to killings during Duterte’s anti-drug campaign

Journalists face deadly risks in communities, where telling marginalized stories exposes them to violence and demands stronger protection

Catholic bishops in the Philippines encourage parishes and communities to take part in coordinated prayer gatherings for peace this week

Amid rising costs and uncertainty, a Filipino bishop calls parishes to act together in the spirit of Easter

Catholics are urged to center Holy Week on prayer, repentance, and shared faith, moving beyond routine family traditions

United Nations Children’s Fund estimates that 12 percent of children in South Asia, or more than 41 million, are engaged in unpaid child labor

David highlights the potential role of interreligious dialogue and moral leadership in preventing escalation of the widening Middle East conflict

Fratelli Tutti challenges Asia’s culture of violence, rejecting war, condemning extrajudicial killings, and urging reconciliation in fractured societies