Radio Veritas Asia is a radio station of the Catholic Church in Asia to bring the message of Christ to all Asians. Started in 1969 as a mainland Catholic radio station broadcasting to Asian nations in their distinctively close dialects, RVA earned the tag "Voice of Asian Christianity".
Radio Veritas Asia is a flagship work of the League of Asian Priests Meetings or FABC in a joint effort with the CBCP through the Congregations of Catholic Clergy of the Philippines or the Philippine Radio Instructional and Data Center, Inc. (PREIC).
Responding to the evolving media setting, in 2018, RVA moved from shortwave radio to advanced media stages. RVA announces developing news through sites and web-based entertainment platforms in English and 21 Asian dialects
RVA offers moving reflections, persuasive statements, inside and out finding out about Sacred text, rousing accounts of individuals, day to day Mass, reflection petitions and contemplations. RVA gives data about the Congregation through news, highlights, and critiques.
Today RVA has arisen as the computerized voice of the Congregation in Asia, drawing in both "worldwide" and "neighborhood" Asians in nonstop exchange on religion, culture, and fortitude with poor people.