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Vatican official urges religious to bring ‘ointment of peace’ to conflict

“They are two prophets who do not cry out; they are humble, silent, meek, disarmed and disarming prophets,” Brambilla said.

Religious leaders appeal for compassion as earthquake disrupts southern Philippines

Concerns grow for remote villages as communications failures hamper relief and assessment efforts after the quake

Religious superiors decry Senate ‘maneuver,’ call for moral reckoning amid flood-control...

Religious superiors urge moral reckoning, reject snap election amid alleged flood-control corruption, calling for truth and accountability

Religious superiors denounce ‘floods of corruption’ in Misa ng Bayan

CMSP–JPICC denounces corruption as “betrayal of public trust” during Misa ng Bayan, demanding transparency and accountability

Religious leaders slam Philippine Court for blocking VP Duterte impeachment

The ruling triggered renewed calls from Church leaders for moral resistance, warning against silence in the face of political impunity

Church group calls for solidarity with detained child rights advocate Sally...

The church leaders described Nanay Sally Ujano as “a woman of deep compassion and unshakable commitment to justice"

Catholic institutions urge Philippine Senate to fulfill Constitutional duty in VP...

Church and academic leaders across the Philippines demand the Senate proceed with Vice President Duterte’s long-delayed impeachment trial

Religious communities in Philippines see grace and mission in election of...

“We, consecrated men and women in the Philippines, welcome the new Holy Father with filial devotion and synodal solidarity"

PHOTOS | ‘Pilgrims of Hope’: Major superiors’ Lenten walk confronts poverty...

The Confessio Peccati tradition is inspired by St. Pope John Paul II’s act of repentance in the Jubilee Year 2000

Eco-Theological framework of the rights of nature

We need to understand the route of our journey for Church renewal, especially our theological or eco-spiritual perspective on the environment

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