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Divine Mercy Chapel offers new vision of sacred architecture in Thailand
Its significance lies not in visual extravagance but in how it responds to human and environmental needs with humility and intelligence
Myanmar Church expands ethnic-language broadcasts amid conflict and disinformation
New Catholic broadcasts seek to strengthen ethnic communities through faith, dialogue, and reliable communication during Myanmar’s prolonged crisis
Pope: Help the suffering people of Gaza and respect human rights...
Leo renews his appeal for humanitarian assistance in Gaza, warns against the use of artificial intelligence in warfare that disregards human life
Philippine bishops, lawmakers revive forum on ethical governance and social justice
Catholic bishops and legislators renewed dialogue efforts centered on accountability, ecological justice, and restoring public trust in governance
Hong Kong cardinal calls for human-centered education amid rapid rise of...
Hong Kong Catholic educators explored ethical AI, warning technology must never replace human relationships, empathy, and moral formation
Thailand’s Catholic schools begin new academic year with Marian devotion
Catholic schools in Thailand welcomed students with Marian devotion, campus blessings, and prayers fostering unity across diverse communities
Catholic school in Papua promotes trust and dialogue through intercultural education...
Students from diverse Papuan and Indonesian backgrounds discovered shared values through dialogue, reflection, cultural exchange, and trust-building activities
New Catholic bookstore in Bangkok promotes faith, literature, and community
A new Catholic bookstore in Bangkok revives Thailand’s historic “Cristang” identity through literature, dialogue, creativity, and community life
Papua archbishop rejects claims Church backed controversial state projects
A South Papua archbishop urged critical reflection as controversy grows over Indigenous lands, development projects, and Church representation
Vietnam expands powers to punish online content under sweeping new regulation
Rights advocates warn expanding online restrictions in Vietnam could further silence journalists, dissidents, religious voices, and independent media















