
Philippines bishops challenge laity with letter on mental health
In the Philippines, like in many other parts of the world, the suicide rate is astonishingly high. The bishops' pastoral letter considers what's to be done to improve mental health.

They represent the full breadth of the Philippines, with one archbishop coming from each of the country’s three main island groups.

The 4th White Ribbon March on Sunday, June 28: faith-based and non-partisan call for justice and end to corruption.

This popular family ministry marked a major milestone, and Pope Leo XIV celebrated them with an Apostolic Blessing and personal message.

The assailants, aged 14 and 15, were 9th-grade students and close friends. What does the Leyte school shooting reveal about youth isolation?

A six-month pilgrimage in the Philippines is underway, with implications that go beyond Catholic devotion.

The death toll from the 7.8 quake continues to rise as more than 3 dozen people are still missing.

Filipinos celebrate the 128th independence day on June 12. Insights from an archbishop show how to make it count.

Here's how to help the impoverished victims of the latest deadly quake in the Philippines.

The Divine Mercy Shrine in Lake Sebu also sustained damages. We pray for all those affected, calling on the intercession especially of the Filipino saints.

Sr. Eva Maamo won the award often called the Nobel Peace Prize of Asia, but her remarkable life and legacy has layer upon layer to discover.

Born in Manila, trained as a lawyer, and called to religious life, he died a martyr in Madrid during the anti-Catholic violence of 1936.

For me, there's a message in Pope Leo sending Cardinal Tagle to beatify Archbishop Fulton Sheen.

Dr. Helen Osman, president of SIGNIS, and Philippines Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle join 10 others appointed by Pope Leo XIV to the department that oversees all communication efforts of the Holy See.

The Vatican’s move recognizes the Church in Oriental Mindoro as a mature local church after decades of growth as mission territory.

Anniversary Mass in Manila highlights decades of Vatican-Philippine cooperation on human dignity, peace, and aid to the vulnerable.

Bishop Cesar Maria Guerrero was born in Manila and served as the first bishop of both Lingayen and San Fernando.

Cardinal Advincula delivered a powerful and relevant catechesis at the inauguration of Manila's newest center for exorcism.