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uca.news has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in July 2025. The social media accounts linked to from uca.news are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, uca.news has populated their site with: • A silent crisis: HIV cases surge in the Philippines • Firefight erupts as Thai-Cambodian ambassadors are recalled • Cambodia claims first blood as 'armed hostilities' erupt with Thailand • Pastor: A central but relational ministry • Catholic digital media at a crossroads • The art of covering up negligence with resilience in the Philippines • Tackling ‘structural sin’ in the Philippines • Ignatius Loyola and ourselves • Praying with our hands • Lessons from the recent arrest of two Indian nuns • Too late for American bishops to stand up • When love becomes the ultimate weapon • Praying through space • Thai military ambitions underpin Cambodia’s long war • One-man's mission to revive fields in India’s climate-ravaged conflict zone • Ariyachakrawaththi Sangilian, was the last Hindu king to rule the Jaffna kingdom from 1617 to 1619. • The Jalur Gemilang, hoisted upside down, gets Malaysia's Malay politicians all riled up. • Some ruins of Anuradhapura area in Sri Lanka include the Sri Maha Bodhiya or temple (the bodhi tree, sacred to Buddhists, at the Sri Maha bodhiya is specially protected). • Find out the details here • India’s Eastern Rite synod brings curtain down on liturgy dispute • Praying through time • Indonesia honors late Catholic layman for public service • Vietnamese Catholics have reclaimed the national flag • Catholics lead Sri Lankan fight to save coastal wetland • It's not just Mary, every woman carries divine fire • ‘Mama, why are they throwing stones?’ • Nuns aim to inspire Nepal with sustainable solar energy • ‘Guided by God’: One woman’s journey from refugee to a life of giving • The grassroots surge behind the ‘Dark Indonesia’ movement • Indian Jesuits dump fossil fuels to mitigate climate change impacts • Is political Islam creeping into Sarawak? • Our common home: A gift and a shared responsibility • When dialogue is forgotten, violence riseshttps://www.ucanews.com/news/when-dialogue-is-forgotten-violence-rises/110363 • An undated photo of a sculpture depicting the parable of the Good Samaritan • Celibacy and its discontents • The Kingdom coming through our neighbors’ religions • A call for climate action and justice in flood-ravaged Philippines • Is internal migration reshaping Vietnamese Catholicism? • Inspired by Gaza, Trump offers some hope on Thai-Cambodian border • The Church must become India’s laboratory of creative hope • A peace deal in sight is cold comfort on Cambodia’s frontlines • Rethinking charity in flood-stricken Vietnam • When silence speaks: Vietnam’s press freedom amid a transfer of power • Eyeing big spenders: Cambodia opening pagodas to tourists • China under Xi is becoming ever more repressive • Love becomes real when it costs us something • Vietnam school violence: When education fails humanity • Faith and culture heal India’s wounded land • A case that reveals quiet cracks in Vietnam’s emotional life • Indonesia’s first clerical abuse case challenges hierarchy’s will to act • India’s revision of electoral rolls raises disenfranchisement fears • Artificial Intelligence as seen by two popes • When shepherds and flocks struggle to hear one another • Tet through a Catholic lens in Vietnam • An alibi for a triple murder in India's Odisha state • Pope urges ‘fast from harmful words’ as Lent begins • Hong Kong plunges into repression still further • Faith can unite us to heal creation • Mission impossible: Eradicating corruption in the Philippines • Mahathir’s real failure was never Malay unity • Malaysia’s selective compassion problem • Not much to gloat about, though 4 chief ministers in India are Christians • Jesus and the Toboso incident: Stop dehumanizing the dead • Cockroaches bug India’s Narendra Modi and his court • Malaysia’s risky push to treat fatal drunk driving as murder • Transparency, not secrecy, builds confidence in development • Tiananmen’s shadow still falls on China • Faith fuels blind entrepreneur serving St. Alphonsa pilgrims • Will the Church speak before it must apologize? • Indian Church's first Synodal Assembly: A participatory milestone • The Duterte impeachment and voices of the churches • A ‘Pyongyang-esque’ effort to empower Hong Kong’s chief executive • Can filial piety be legislated? • When scammers become the only ones who call • Johor, Negeri Sembilan polls test Anwar’s coalition authority • Malaysia's refugee reform could mark a quiet turning point • Seeking truth and healing in the Philippines • This July 1, there is much to be concerned about Hong Kong