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Philippine Churches rally behind Mary Jane Veloso as trafficking case reaches...
Protestant leaders say Veloso’s court appearance highlights migrant worker exploitation and the continuing struggle against trafficking
Catholics honor Indonesian priest whose spiritual vision inspired generations of faithful
Faithful gathered in East Java to celebrate a spiritual mentor whose ministries continue forming religious vocations and leaders
Religious sisters in India marks 91 years by carrying founder’s green...
A congregation in Goa linked its anniversary observance to environmental stewardship, drawing inspiration from a founder’s example
Pope to ROACO: Church builds future; war destroys the present
Pope Leo XIV encourages Eastern rite Catholics to enrich the Church with its spiritual riches, and condemns the instability caused by war
Ecumenical leaders join international push for limits on military use of...
Faith leaders warned emerging military technologies risk eroding accountability, accelerating violence, and weakening protections for civilians
Human rights defenders remain at risk in Philippines as impunity persists...
International watchdogs say activists, journalists and Indigenous defenders continue facing threats, while accountability for abuses remains elusive
Caritas Myanmar celebrates 25 years of humanitarian outreach amid continuing challenges
The gathering underscored how shared values across religions continue to inspire service, dignity and social outreach
Pope welcomes US-Iran agreement, calls for mutual trust in Middle East
Leo expresses hopes for peace in Middle East as the US and Iran prepare to sign an agreement, and appeals for an end to the war in Ukraine
National Catholic award recognizes Filipino priest’s model of community-led Church renewal
A pastoral vision rooted in participation, stewardship, and social action gains national recognition within the Philippine Church
Residents struggle to find food during deadly protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
Police said on Monday that 425 people linked to the JAAC have been arrested since the unrest began in early June
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