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Caritas Philippines urges faithful to act against anomalies in public projects

Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo warns corruption betrays the nation’s heroes, urging faithful to confront anomalies through collective action

Philippine bishop says Senate ‘betrayed’ Filipinos by shelving VP Duterte impeachment

Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo says Senate’s decision to shelve VP Duterte impeachment deepens public distrust in government

‘Green Agenda 2025’ launched to push ecological justice in Philippine elections

The Green Agenda 2025 outlines 11 key policy priorities focused on ecological integrity, climate justice, and sustainable development

Caritas Philippines urges Senate to act swiftly on VP Duterte impeachment

"Once an impeachment complaint is filed, government institutions must act swiftly and decisively," said Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo

Philippine Congress impeaches Duterte; Catholic Church calls for truth and justice

"The impeachment process serves as an essential mechanism in our democracy to maintain accountability among those in power."

Philippine Catholic Church holds biennial social action national assembly 

The 41st NASAGA, themed “Social Action Network: Journeying to Empower Communities in Faith, Love, and Justice”, runs from June 17 to 21

Catholic prelate urges ‘collective action’ against Charter change

Bishop Bagaforo said the mobilization “wasn't just a protest” but also “a prayerful plea for our leaders to prioritize the people's needs"

Bishops join protest against Charter change

The demonstration was organized by “Koalisyon Laban sa ChaCha”, composed of various religious groups and civil society organizations

Caritas Philippines hits Charter change push

Caritas Philippines reminded the government of its sacred duty to fulfill the promises of the 1986 EDSA Uprising

Caritas Philippines calls for end of violence against Church in Nicaragua 

The dictatorship of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has ended the year 2023 with two bishops, 15 priests, and two seminarians in custody

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