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Philippine bishops call for anti-dynasty law, accountability at EDSA’s 40th anniversary

Philippine bishops urge civic vigilance, voter education and structural reforms as nation marks four decades after People Power

Catholic educators urge Feb. 25 academic holiday as EDSA at 40...

Catholic educators mark EDSA at 40, urging schools to pause classes and renew vigilance against disinformation erosion nationwide

Christian unity inseparable from human rights and ecological justice, churches say

Churches across traditions open unity week with a call to justice, ecological care, and public witness nationwide Philippines

Philippine Church identifies 7 ‘new martyrs’

The initiative seeks to help Catholics rediscover and preserve the memory of faithful disciples whose lives continue to inspire holiness

Cardinal urges Filipinos: ‘Normalize sainthood’ as CBCP launches new saints office

Advincula reminded the faithful that holiness is not measured by perfection or miracles but by love, humility, and service

Growing number of churches back protest vs. corruption, urge Filipinos to...

Religious groups denounce flood-control fund misuse, urging communities nationwide to join the Sept. 21 Trillion Peso March

Jaro archbishop echoes bishops’ call to rise above ‘floods of corruption’

Archbishop Billones urged Catholics to confront corruption, echoing the bishops’ call to rise above the “floods” devastating the nation

Philippine bishops turn to digital generation to expose corruption, demand justice

Philippine bishops urge youth to confront corruption, with Catholic educators backing calls for integrity, vigilance, and reform

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

Philippine Catholic bishops urge conscience, reform amid ‘floods of corruption’

Church leaders warn that corruption in flood projects erodes trust, urging conscience, accountability, and a culture of reform

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