About RVA

Radio Veritas Asia (RVA) is a media platform of the Catholic Church in Asia for sharing Christ with all Asians. Started in 1969 as a continental Catholic radio station to serve Asian countries in their respective local languages, RVA earned the tag “the Voice of Asian Christianity.”

Radio Veritas Asia is a major project of the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences or FABC in collaboration with the Catholic Bishops’ Conferences of the Philippines or CBCP through Philippine Radio Educational & Information Center, Inc. (PREIC).

Responding to the emerging media context, in 2018, RVA moved from short-wave radio to digital media platforms. RVA proclaims the Good News through websites and all the social media platforms in English and 21 Asian Languages: Bengali, Chin Falam, Chin Hakha, Chin Tedim, Hindi, Hmong, Kachin Jinghpaw, Kachin Lisu, Kachin Rawang, Karen Sgaw, Karen Pwo, K’Cho, Khmer, Mandarin, Myanmar, Sinhala, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Vietnamese and Zo.

RVA offers inspiring reflections, motivational quotes, in-depth learning about Scripture, inspiring stories of people, daily Mass, devotional prayers and meditations. RVA provides information about the Church through news, features, and commentaries.

Today RVA has emerged as the digital voice of the Church in Asia, engaging both "global" and "local" Asians in continuous dialogue on religion, culture, and solidarity with the poor.