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Caritas Internationalis head calls for united action in response to cries...
He encouraged everyone to work together responsibly and proactively in addressing the needs of the earth and those in poverty
Philippines’ 36th agrarian reform program anniversary met with protest
The demonstration marked 36 years since the inception of the program, which the group claimed has failed to deliver genuine land reform
BALIK-TANAW: Towards a Just Society
The gospel summons us to unite against evil and seek forgiveness to restore our relationship with God and our neighbor.
Indigenous Peoples groups decry trumped-up charges, terrorist designations
Longid described the Anti-Terrorism Act as providing a "broad framework" that facilitates human rights abuses
Footsteps of Father Picx
As we bid farewell to our brother, let us honor his memory by continuing the journey he started toward a more just and compassionate world
Caritas PH new executive director vows to strengthen human rights, ecumenical...
“Becoming the church of the poor is something very crucial" and “bigger than human rights because it encompasses human rights”.
Filipino fishers protest, demand demilitarization of West Philippine Sea
The initiative responds to Beijing's unilateral fishing moratorium and the recent U.S. Balikatan military exercises.
Pope Francis calls for prayer for suffering children due to conflicts
According to the United Nations Children’s Fund, Israel has been responsible for the deaths of over 13,000 children in Gaza
Philippine consumer group responds to Senate President’s remarks on coal moratorium
In contrast, renewable energy costs are reported between Php 3 and 5 per kilowatt-hour, not the six to 10 pesos stated by Escudero.
Diborsyo: Simbahan vs. Hesukristo?
Ang Bibliya ay nagtataguyod ng permanensya ng kasal, ngunit kinikilala rin ang mga komplikadong sitwasyon na maaaring magdulot ng diborsiyo


















