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Category: In Focus
In Focus

The Future of the Family

What if humanity’s biggest challenge isn’t AI, money troubles, or political drama but something way closer to home? What if the future of civilization is actually being decided quietly, every day, in our homes: when we choose to get married, have kids, stay loyal and take care of each other.

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José Mario Bautista Maximiano | Lead Convenor of the Love Our Pope Movement International
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen: The Master Communicator

The Venerable Servant of God Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen will be beatified on September 24 this year. He will possibly be one of the most unusual people ever to be beatified.

Marian Pallister | Chair Of Pax Christi Scotland
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Good News for the Forgotten

Franciscan catechists carry out their ministry in some of Manila’s most vulnerable communities. Over the years, their presence and accompaniment have helped steer many children away from crime, contributing to a decline in petty offenses such as pickpocketing and snatching in the communities they serve.

Oliver Samson | Freelance Journalist
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Sr. Eva Fidela Maamo A Nun’s Mission of Healing

Sr. Eva Fidela Maamo worked as a missionary surgeon in remote communities across the Philippines. In her later years, she began preparing others to take her place, training volunteers to carry on her work so the poor would not be left without care when she could no longer serve.

Oliver Samson | Freelance Journalist
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An Active Catholic Community

The Catholic Church here is a small, vibrant community of about 1,500 people spread across eight parishes. Cardinal Giorgio Marengo is its pastor. Although the first missionary came to Mongolia in the 13th century, but it was only in the 20th century that apostolic work bore fruit.

Paolo Moiola | Journalist
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The Making of the CBCP

While other religious organizations in the Philippines, such as various Protestant denominations or the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC), possess significant and loyal followings, none can match the CBCP’s specific combination of historical legitimacy, nationwide institutional presence, and broad-based authority.

José Mario Bautista Maximiano | Catholic Scholar
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Comboni Sisters Acting as Bridge in the Holy Land

Amid checkpoints and surveillance cameras, the Comboni sisters run “Threads of Peace,” a grassroots initiative teaching embroidery, soap‑making, and hope to Bedouin women whose lives have been shattered by walls and displacement. The nuns’ presence acts as a bridge in a divided Holy Land.

Chris Herlinger | Writer
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Current State of Catechesis in the PH

Before going out as missionaries to others, which is a special vocation of the Filipino Church, the ad intra catechesis counts as the priority that is acknowledged by our bishops. As such, shouldn’t our catechetical program be made more effective, closely monitored, and sustainable?

José Mario Bautista Maximiano | Catholic Scholar
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Understanding the Holy Days of Obligation and the Eucharist

“Is today a holy day of obligation? If I participate in today’s Mass, will I fulfill the holy day of obligation?” These questions highlight the importance of understanding the significance of holy days of obligation and the true meaning of participating in the Eucharist.

Noel Sakie | Comboni Missionary
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Francis the Great (2)

In this second and final text of the series on “Francis the Great,” the author reminds us that Church renewals are engendered by those who give 100 percent of themselves to their dreams and not by those timid souls who remain glued to the sidelines, stifled by traditional bureaucracy, or overwhelmed by the crisis.

Dr. José Mario Bautista Maximiano | Catholic Scholar
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