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Devotees have been urged to live out the spirit of synodality at the feast of the Assumption of Mary

Nuns step up by joining donation drive after pandemic leaves hospitals short of vital supplies

Nuns step up by joining donation drive after pandemic leaves hospitals short of vital supplies

Marian devotees are back at the national shrine in Quang Tri province after nearly two years

The official song for the upcoming 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 31) was revealed during a ceremony held in Hanoi on March 20 which honoured outstanding athletes and coaches of the country last year.

Worshiping the souls of the living is one of the unique rituals preserved by the Bru Van Kieu ethnic people in Le Thuy district, in the central province of Quang Binh. Local people believe that worshipping the living helps them have good health and good fortune. Join us to take a look!

Israeli Ambassador: We want to bring prosperity to Quang Tri’s people Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công  08/05/2021    10:01 GMT+7 We are very happy to bring prosperity to the people. We hope to maintain connection with the land and people here," said Israeli Ambassador to Vietnam Nadav Eshcar during his recent business trip to the central pr...

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Vietnam Catholics bring love to poor on Tet festival Lunar new year is a chance for Catholics to foster a culture of care by sharing what they have with the disadvantaged Trending Father Joseph Pham Ba Lam blesses food at Hoa Hung Church on Feb. 6 in Ho Chi Minh City (Photo: UCA News) Catholics across Vietnam are caring for people in need by offering them food for their lunar new year celebrations. On the early morning of Feb. 6, Father Joseph Pham Ba Lam, Hoa Hung parish priest, blessed 300 g...

Dec. 22, 2020 UCA News HUE – Dang Thi Xuan gets up at 4am and cycles several kilometers to buy fruits and then carries them back to Phong Chuong market to sell for a living. Xuan, who has a tanned face and wears ragged clothes, displays mangoes, bananas, oranges, star apples and guavas on the ground and invites people to buy the produce in the cold weather. “Lovers of the Holy Cross sisters generously offer me 4 million dong (US$174) to do this business and I earn 50,000 dong ($2.17) ...