These are Pope Francis’ prayer intentions for 2024
Each month Pope Francis shares a prayer intention as part of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network.
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Meet 7 ‘Generation X’ Catholics on their way to sainthood
Seven members of Generation X — those born between 1965 and 1980 — who, despite their short lives, left a profound legacy of faith
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Indonesian Church launches novena for environmental stewardship
The series will culminate in October 2025 at the Sendangsono Marian Grotto, a revered pilgrimage destination
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Beyond Red Hearts: Catholic Schools in Thailand Reflect on the True Meaning of Love
Valentine's Day is not about fleeting romance but an opportunity for deeper reflection on love as taught by Jesus
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Hong Kong’s Cardinal encourages active Church presence in communities
“Sometimes, the Church remains too separate from the world or merely focuses on social services,” Cardinal Chow said
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Philippine Catholic schools urge flexibility in comprehensive sexuality education framework
CEAP warned that a uniform curriculum may not fully account for the cultural, religious, and institutional contexts of all schools
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Catholic faithful in northern Thailand gather for liturgy, seeking healing and strength
The gathering was dedicated to praying for the health of Pope Francis and offering spiritual support to the sick
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Myanmar cathedral bombed days after its establishment: ‘We will rebuild’
The Sacred Heart of Jesus Church in Mindat was severely damaged by airstrikes by the Myanmar military regime in Chin
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Filipino theologian calls attention to young people’s role in Church renewal
The Catholic Church’s journey of synodality is not just an ecclesiastical exercise but a fundamental shift in how the Church engages its people, particularly the youth. This was the central message of Dr. Jake Yap, a professor at the Loyola School of Theology, in his talk titled “Prospects for Formation in Synodality for Young People” at a […]
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Tokyo Cardinal calls for action to confront modern slavery
Cardinal Kikuchi stressed that protecting human dignity is a fundamental moral obligation, deeply rooted in the teachings of the Church
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Seoul Symposium explores Cardinal Kim Sou-hwan’s path to sainthood
Bishop Job Jobi Koo opened the symposium by referencing Cardinal Kim’s expression “Homme mangé”, describing his dedication to service
