Bishop denounces killing of church lay minister in Leyte

I join my voice in condemning these dastardly acts and the cry for justice for Brod Mars and countless others who were killed in recent years

Caritas Asia Partners’ Forum highlights critical importance of solidarity and listening in humanitarian efforts

He noted that while many meetings are held to address global issues, a significant hurdle often remains the act of listening

Vatican official lauds laity’s crucial but often underappreciated role in Church evangelization

“[Parish life] is extremely difficult, and without the laity in the church, there would be very little or no evangelization done in parishes"

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Hell or high water: Filipino schools lashed by climate extremes

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A 13-year fight for justice in Philippine activist’s murder

Ortega was a passionate defender of Palawan's environment, home to beautiful beaches, stunning coral reefs, and biodiverse forests
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