Archdiocese in $800-M settlement with sex abuse victims
The Archdiocese of New York has agreed to pay more than $800 million to hundreds of victims of clergy sexual abuse, marking a major step toward resolving years…
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Diocese disavows ‘Romano Catolicos’ over unauthorized solicitations
The Diocese of Dumaguete warned Roman Catholic parishioners in Negros Oriental against a group called “Romano Catolicos,” saying it is not affiliated with the…
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Pope seeks renewed alliance with artists
The pontiff appealed in his encyclical that AI should be placed firmly at the service of humanity and must not be used for domination, exclusion and war.
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Catholic media told: Use AI responsibly
Alarcon pointed out that AI can now produce realistic words, photographs, voices and videos of things that never existed.
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A ‘revolution’ worth noting
For that same square to become a sanctuary of peace, song and prayer is a beautiful twist of history. It proves that a nation’s spiritual roots can survive…
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Panama Catholic Church reports dozens of clerical abuse cases
Five clergy members were defrocked after being convicted of sexual abuse.
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Skeletal remains discovered at historic Ilocos Norte church
Suspected skeletal fragments were discovered during restoration work at the 300-year-old Sta. Monica Catholic Church in Sarrat, Ilocos Norte, prompting a…
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Skeletal remains discovered during excavation at 300-year-old church in Sarrat
Skeletal remains and bone fragments were uncovered during renovation at the 300-year-old Sta. Monica Catholic Church in Sarrat, Ilocos Norte, prompting police,…
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Some demons need prayers; others require psychiatry
The Philippines’ first exorcism center is training priests to distinguish spiritual concerns from mental health conditions, highlighting the ongoing…
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Priests ordered to ration Mass wafers
Catholic priests in Cuba are reportedly being forced to ration communion wafers due to ongoing shortages and severe power outages affecting production at a…
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4th Week of Easter, St. Catherine of Siena, Virgin, Doctor of the Church
Discover the inspiring life of Saint Catherine of Siena, the mystic, writer, and Doctor of the Church whose visions, courage, and devotion helped reform the…
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Pope Leo holds giant Mass for Angolans
Pope Leo XIV continues his African tour in Angola with a major open-air Mass and warnings against corruption and resource exploitation, while addressing…
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Former priest raises abuse handling concerns in open letter
Former priest Jonathan Ficara urges Pope Francis to address systemic issues in the Catholic Church's handling of abuse cases, highlighting his own unresolved…
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Thoughts to live by: 2nd Sunday of Lent
Cardinal Quevedo’s “Thoughts to Live By” for 1 March 2026 reflects on the Transfiguration of Jesus and the readings for the 2nd Sunday of Lent.
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More Catholic than others
The personnel at St. John Lateran must not have understood that the group was not in full communion with Rome, but the Anglicans certainly knew better.
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Rogue Catholics bypass Pope in ordaining bishops
SSPX needs more bishops because it has around 600,000 followers worldwide.
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