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I beg you to see Christ in every person, even those whose politics you oppose.
Pope Leo XIV aimed at the U.S. administration’s hardline immigration policies, questioning whether they were in line with the Church’s pro-life teachings.
Our goal is to promote a national dialogue everywhere to find a way out of the conflict that has been going on for four years and is causing great suffering for the entire nation, for people’s livelihoods, for education, for the economy, and for the future of young people.
Pope Leo XIV has chosen “Preserving human voices and faces” as the theme for the 60th World Day of Social Communications, set to take place on 17 May 2026.
To speak of Jubilee is to speak of love, but when it comes to “forgiving debts” we are referring to the most beautiful and refined love.
The Comboni Mission Center (CMC) in Parañaque City continues to develop and enhance its missionary charism through collaborative efforts in assisting local parishes. Additionally, it organizes outreach programs to share blessings with those who are less fortunate.
The prophet Zephaniah speaks against foreign domination and moral collapse, warning of the coming Day of the Lord while calling the people back to justice, humility, and hope. His message offers a vision of a renewed community where the poor are defended and God rejoices over a faithful remnant.
Three landmark texts of Vatican II–Optatam Totius, Presbyterorum Ordinis and Perfectae Caritatis encompass a bold vision of the Church’s life and mission. Together, they call priests and consecrated men and women to become living witnesses of Christ’s self–giving love.
The millennial generation is fortunate to have parents who read books to them before bedtime. Not all generations had the opportunity to experience that. Now, it has become more of a norm for parents to read stories to their children to help them sleep.
Pope Leo XIV has publicly called for “new and concrete forms for an ever more intense synodality.” While he preserves the institutional continuity of the Synod of Bishops, he seeks to enrich it with the fruits of recent synodal experiences and to extend it into local Churches.
