Baguio diocese warns vs group using ‘Roman Catholic’ name
A northern Philippine diocese has clarified that a group calling itself the “Roman Catholic Society of St. John the Baptist” is not connected with the Roman Catholic Church.
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Pope Leo XIV: Peace begins with dignity, not weapons
As the Church marks the 12th World Day of Prayer and Awareness against Human Trafficking, Pope Leo XIV
Bishop Agcaracar installed, urges faithful to walk together in unity
Kissing a crucifix at the entrance of the Saint Joseph the Worker Cathedral, Bishop Samuel Agcaracar on Friday formally began his ministry as the new shepherd of the diocese of San Jose.
Baguio bishop: Bible knowledge means nothing if not lived
Knowledge and familiarity with the Bible is meaningless if it is not put into practice, a Catholic bishop said
Cebu archbishop calls on Catholics to be responsible in waste disposal
Saying that environmental care is a moral and spiritual duty, Archbishop Alberto Uy urged Cebuanos to take
Pope Leo appoints Sister Raffaella Petrini as a member of Commission on Reserved Matters
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Sister Raffaella Petrini as a member of the Commission for Reserved Matters, the
This is the pope’s prayer intention for the month of February
Pope Leo XIV’s prayer intention for the month of February is for children with incurable diseases.
Bishop: Diversity in charism, unity in mission
A Catholic bishop on Monday urged religious congregations to value every religious charism equally
Italian cardinal named president of Vatican bank oversight commission
Cardinal Giuseppe Petrocchi, the retired archbishop of L’Aquila, Italy, has been appointed president of the
Caritas head urges focus on human dignity, not projects
Catholic social action should focus on restoring human dignity rather than chasing projects or targets, the head of Caritas Philippines said Tuesday.
