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Nuclear weapons are not compatible with the flourishing of peace, Pope Francis said in a letter to Hiroshima to mark the 75th anniversary of the release of an atomic bomb over the city.
Catholic bishops are open for dialogue to improve the justice system as lawmakers resumed hearing on the reimposition of the death penalty in the country.
Two priests have tested positive for the coronavirus disease, according to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Caceres.
The government must focus on plans for survival as the coronavirus pandemic is wreaking havoc on public health and economy, a Catholic bishop said.
A Catholic archbishop urged the faithful to never get tired of praying for the priests, especially as they carry out their ministries amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Pope Francis said Wednesday the Church is not an expert in the global health crisis, but Catholic social teaching is fundamental to healing the issues faced by the world today.
The country is once again in the throes of dealing with the specter of death penalty as both the House of Representatives and the Senate are now preparing for its immediate reimposition as a State …
Pope Francis has asked for prayers for Lebanon and for the victims of yesterday’s Beirut explosions, which have killed over a hundred people and caused serious destruction to the city.
Jesus said “Do you think that I have come to establish peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather division”…revolutionary words from a revolutionary Lord.
A Philippine Catholic bishop voiced his sorrow for the loss of life after a massive explosion in the Lebanese capital of Beirut that killed 78 people, including two Filipinos.
