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​​Caritas Philippines backs halt to mining exploration in Nueva Vizcaya town

Church leaders back rural communities in Dupax, urging accountability as mining tensions escalate and residents maintain a people’s barricade

Global watchdogs warn Cumpio case tests Philippines’ press freedom record

Advocates warn that Frenchie Mae Cumpio’s prolonged detention signals shrinking civic space, rising risks for Filipino community journalists

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

Asia tops global list of Christian persecution, report finds

Asia leads world in Christian persecution as state control and surveillance intensify across dozens of countries in 2026

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

Philippine diocese urges halt to mining activities amid injunction at Nueva...

Diocese of Bayombong urges local officials to halt Woggle mining as injunction orders removal of community barricade site.

More than devotion: Why this year’s Jesus Nazarene traslacion would not...

Amid inflation and injustice, the Black Nazarene’s longest traslacion reveals embodied faith as resistance, endurance, and hope today

Philippine faith-based labor group denounces Cebu garbage collapse as neglect, greed

Families wait as a church labor group calls for accountability following a deadly landfill collapse in Cebu City in the Philippines

Aid to the Church in Need appeals for prayer as fighting...

Aid to the Church in Need urges prayer as renewed fighting in Aleppo leaves Christians and other civilians displaced and fearful

Catholic missionaries among 17 pastoral workers killed worldwide in 2025

“The Papal Basilicas and other centers of prayer—such as the Holy Stairs—recorded unprecedented attendance levels"

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