Tag: Caritas Philippines
Filipino bishop urges faith-led response to ‘paralyzed’ world
Bishop Alminaza urged cross-sector action, framing the Gospel as a mandate for ecological healing, ethical governance, inclusive economies
Church must act as conscience against ‘tolerated evils,’ says Bishop Alminaza
Caritas Philippines president urges Church and civil society to confront “tolerated evils” sustaining poverty, injustice, and ecological harm
Catholic Church, civil society groups convene in Manila for systemic reform...
Church and civil society voices converge to confront systemic injustice through faith-rooted dialogue, solidarity, and collective action
Catholic diocese urges prayer, public witness against proposed nuclear plant in...
Philippine dioceses urge prayer and witness as opposition grows against a proposed nuclear power plant in Pangasinan province
Caritas Philippines warns peace falters without justice
Caritas Philippines calls for unarmed peace, linking justice, ecology, and dignity to Filipinos’ daily struggles amid poverty, violence
Church social action arm flags anti-insurgency budget, warns against peace by...
Church leaders warn that linking aid to security labels deepens injustice and fails to address poverty’s structural roots
Church leader warns of ‘moral emergency’ as civic space shrinks in...
A Catholic bishop warns that killings, arrests, and shrinking civic space threaten democracy and human dignity in the Philippines
New Caritas Philippines head urges moral leadership, democratic healing
Caritas Philippines’ new head urges justice, democratic healing, and synodal engagement as citizens push for truth and accountability
Church’s social action arm backs bill to ban political dynasties
“This clearly presents the opportunity for the Senate to demonstrate its truthful commitment to political reforms,” Bagaforo said
Philippine Church activates relief network, shelters as deadly storms strike back-to-back
Churches across Bicol become shelters of faith and refuge as Super Typhoon Fung-wong bears down on the Philippines


















