On December 1958, the delegates of the Southeast Asian Bishops' Conference unanimously resolved to establish a radio station that will serve the countries of Southeast Asia. Eleven years after that, Radio Veritas was inaugurated on April 11, 1969.

The Federation of Asian Bishops' Conference (FABC) was entrusted with the operations of RVA right from its beginning in 1970. This was confirmed by FABC's governing body, the General Assembly, in 1974.

As of now, Radio Veritas embarked on different means of delivering the Word of God. It started using new technology such as internet and webcasting and plans to upgrade to digital broadcasting.

However, after 38 years of broadcasting, RVA goals remain a commitment that is constanty renewed and invigorated, that is an to "proclaim the message of God's love to the peoples of Asia." Truly, an endless commitment to God for the service of the peoples of Asia.

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