Category: Asia Pacific

Exactly one year before hundreds of thousands of young Catholics descend on Seoul, the Archdiocese of Korea has officially entered

A Catholic diocese founded in 1874 welcomed its newest shepherd this week, and his first words to the community were

For most families planning a vacation, the first questions are usually about hotels, restaurants, or sightseeing. For one Catholic family

More than 150 Catholic bishops from 29 nations gathered in Jakarta this week being called by Cardinal Gracias for one

Around AD 52, a skeptical apostle is said to have stepped off a boat onto the Malabar coast, carrying little

Walk into almost any Catholic home, office, or even a fashion boutique today, and you’ll likely spot a cross somewhere:

A Nation at a Moral Crossroads Artificial Intelligence has quietly walked into Indian offices, factories, and homes, not as a

What does it take for one man’s freedom to become a sign of hope for millions of believers still living

CA MAU, Vietnam — In a profound moment of grace for the Catholic Church in Asia, Cardinal Luis Antonio G.

Can a priest who died nearly eighty years ago in a rice paddy in the Mekong Delta still shape the