Tag: Caritas Philippines

The government maintains the shift to coal is temporary, but the move has renewed debate over the country’s long-term energy direction

Catholic schools must help repair society’s “torn nets,” Philippine bishop says, warning against growing public acceptance of injustice

Church social action arm says oil-driven conflicts deepen instability and economic hardship, calling for urgent renewable energy transition

Caritas Philippines calls DENR leadership transition a justice test as oil spill accountability remains unresolved three years later

Bishop calls for accountability and structural reform as EDSA 40 rallies unfold under heavy police presence

Philippine Church launches Lenten campaign urging structural change, confronting normalized injustice beyond traditional charity, almsgiving

The 1987 Constitution’s mandate prohibiting political dynasties remains unfulfilled nearly four decades after its ratification

President of Caritas Philippines urges Church social action workers to slow down, listen deeply, and sustain faith-driven accountability

Church leaders back rural communities in Dupax, urging accountability as mining tensions escalate and residents maintain a people’s barricade

With a key coal deal nearing expiry, Caritas Philippines points to environmental damage, livelihood disruption, and unresolved social costs