
On Good Friday, Vatican preacher says authentic intelligence is found in self-giving love
Rather than an “artificial” intelligence

Rather than an “artificial” intelligence

We are not always comfortable with silence—especially when it is deafening.

“Who really wants to look at violent images?” David asked during his homily at the annual commemoration of the Passion of Christ at Kalookan Cathedral, before listing atrocities often hidden from public view. The cardinal, known for his outspoken stance on human rights and social justice, emphasized that the Cross is not merely a symbol of suffering but a mirror reflecting the state of humanity. He recalled brutal images from the Duterte government’s bloody drug war, including victims found tortured, with signs accusing them of crimes— often without evidence and trial.

Blessed Carlo Acutis, the gaming teenager who had a deep love for Christ in the Eucharist, is about to become

This evening, we enter into the sacred silence of our paschal triduum.

ROME— Pope Francis, still recovering after his recent hospitalization for double pneumonia, made a surprise visit to Rome’s Regina Coeli prison on Holy Thursday, continuing his long-standing tradition of beginning the paschal Triduum with prisoners despite his ongoing health concerns. During the visit, the pope was seen breathing on his own without the aid of oxygen tubes, a positive sign as he continues to recuperate from a serious case of double pneumonia that led to his five-week hospitalization. During his pontificate, Pope Francis has made it a regular tradition to celebrate Holy Thursday Mass with the imprisoned. In 2013, just 15 days after his election as pope, Francis chose the Casal del Marmo youth detention center as the location of his first Holy Thursday Mass, where he washed the feet of juvenile detainees.

“For us priests, the Jubilee year thus represents a specific summons to a new beginning on our path of conversion.”

On Holy Thursday, under the vaulted ceilings of the historic Manila Cathedral

A Catholic bishop on Tuesday made a familiar but candid appeal to the lay faithful during the Chrism Mass: pray for your priests.

A new Vatican-commissioned sculpture by Canadian artist Timothy P. Schmalz titled “Be Welcoming” was