Laudato si’ movement gains ground in Indonesian Catholic schools
“Love, which is the foundation of the Catholic faith, extends not only to fellow human beings but also to all of God’s creations"
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Palm Sunday brings faith and hope to earthquake-hit, war-weary Myanmar
Despite being displaced, the faithful gathered with palm fronds, chanting “hosannas” and acclaiming Christ the King
Tagle: Church renewal must flow through mission
“A renewed Church takes its door seriously,” he said. “The Church is simultaneously a Church that goes out and a Church that welcomes.”
Easter message calls South Koreans to unite in hope amid political unrest
Referencing Scripture, he stressed that hope is nurtured through endurance and faith, not through visible outcomes
Pilgrimage of hope with Mary: Claretians to host national Marian conference in May
The conference seeks to underscore Mary’s role as a spiritual mother whose presence offers comfort, healing, and guidance
Southeast Asia: Traffickers pose as Christian missionaries, pilgrims to exploit victims
Police operations, supported by wiretaps and coordinated investigations, have uncovered several cases using this “religious cover.”
Bishop urges national reflection after court upholds President Yoon’s impeachment in South Korea
Bishop Lee Yong-hoon, chairman of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Korea, expressed his concern and hope for the future
Thai bishops urge government to reject proposed gambling law
Archbishop Francis Xavier Vira Arpondratana urged the government to reconsider the draft act, citing numerous potential negative consequences
Five decades of fostering vocations: Seoul lay group celebrates milestone
The Vocation Support Association of the Archdiocese of Seoul celebrated its 50th anniversary on Thursday with a solemn Mass of Thanksgiving at Myeongdong Cathedral. The liturgy, held at 2:00 PM, was presided over by Archbishop Peter Soon-taick Chung and attended by clergy, religious, and hundreds of lay faithful dedicated to the promotion of priestly vocations. […]
China’s new religious restrictions severely limit foreign missionary activity
According to the regulations, “collective religious activities organized by foreigners in China are restricted to foreign participants only”
