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Church joins drive to fight corruption in public works

Caritas will report findings to the joint monitoring group and organize parish volunteers to observe how projects are carried out

Caritas Philippines inaugurates new convention center in Tagaytay

Bagaforo expressed gratitude to those who helped realize the project, including Church leaders, benefactors, and volunteers

Caritas Philippines condemns murder of whistleblower, calls for justice and accountability

Caritas Philippines demands justice for slain NIA researcher Niruh Kyle Antatico, who exposed alleged corruption in irrigation projects

Faith communities rally support, prayers for quake-hit southern Philippines

Churches across the Philippines call for prayers, solidarity, and compassion after a deadly 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Davao Oriental

Caritas Philippines urges unity, participation in nationwide anti-corruption mobilization

Caritas Philippines appeals to dioceses and BECs to fight corruption through truth, justice, education, and active citizen involvement

Church leaders denounce flood control corruption as ‘moral abomination’

Church leaders condemn corruption as “a moral abomination,” linking it to poverty, governance failure, and ecological destruction

Filipino bishop links ecological justice with moral conversion in governance

Alminaza described overpriced and substandard flood-control projects as “monuments to greed” that fail to protect lives

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 slams marginalization of Indigenous Peoples, calls for unity in...

A Filipino prelate urges solidarity with Indigenous Peoples, condemning “ignore-ance,” land dispossession, and militarism

Philippine prelate slams coal project, backs push for clean energy

Filipino bishop joins Quezon residents in opposing the revived Atimonan coal plant, citing climate, health, and environmental justice concerns

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