Jayeel Serrano Cornelio

The Philippine president and the bishops

Catholic prelates are in conflict with a new church — Duterte's

Bloody Christmas in the Philippines

Many people approve of the war on drugs, but not many are happy with the slayings

Marcos and the need to forgive

Christians have a duty not only to forgive, but to first seek justice

Hijacking heroism: Ferdinand Marcos and his burial

Hero's funeral for former Philippine dictator 'vindicates his regime and the atrocities of the Martial Law period'

Extrajudicial killings and the Philippines' morality battle

Social order must not come at the expense of people's lives

Palm Sunday and presidential debates in the Philippines

Concern for the poor should trump personality politics

Ushering in the Year of Mercy

Following a year of atrocities, one enters 2016 with a cautious optimism

Young people and the synod

Modern youth are searching for authenticity

Asia and the synod on the family

Sensational issues aside, global gathering held deeper meaning

Is encyclical's clear, timeless message accessible to all?

The drive for social mobility overrides man's search for meaning

After 101 years, growing pains for Philippines' Iglesia ni Cristo

When a divine institution is at fault, who becomes accountable?

Pope Francis celebrates special Mass for Myanmar's peace

Pakistani archbishop calls for prayers to end Israel-Palestine conflict

Pandemic kills four Catholic priests daily in India

Letter from Rome: Who are the laity in a church of priestly people?

Families a priority for the future, pope tells Rome meeting

Pope tells Catholic Scouts to follow 'noble mission'