Tag: Laudato si
Church leaders warn of ‘peril disguised as promise’ in Nueva Vizcaya...
Bishop Elmer Mangalinao and Catholic educators call to stop destructive mining in Nueva Vizcaya and defend its sacred land
Loosened coal restrictions ‘a step backward,’ says energy watchdog
CEED warns the DOE’s easing of coal restrictions undermines the Philippines’ renewable energy transition and weakens climate accountability
World crosses first climate tipping point; climate group urges action ahead...
Global climate movement 350.org urges world leaders to end fossil fuels as scientists confirm coral reefs’ irreversible collapse
Faith, culture seen as keys to Asia’s ecological renewal
New book explores how Asia’s religions and traditions can help heal the planet and inspire a moral ecology of hope
Bishop Cuevas: Renewable energy is a moral choice to ‘live with...
A Philippine prelate urges Church, local leaders, and communities in Mindoro to unite for a just, faith-driven renewable transition
REnew Mindoro: The Island at the Energy Crossroads
Mindoro launches REnew campaign to end fossil dependence, harness renewable potential, and light communities with clean, affordable energy
Cultivating Change: Lessons from the Laudato Si’ Summit
The Laudato Si’ Summit in Ateneo inspired dialogue, ecological conversion, and education reforms for just, lasting climate action
Against the tide: Filipinos battle rising sea on sinking island
Sea levels across the Philippines are already rising three times faster than the global average of 3.6 millimetres per year
Asian bishops link ecological destruction and corruption, warn both crises hit...
Asian bishops warn corruption and ecological destruction are one crisis, urging conversion, justice, and solidarity during Season of Creation.
Church, citizens warn mining threatens Nueva Vizcaya’s water security
Residents of Nueva Vizcaya joined a church-led forum to oppose mining in watershed areas, warning of risks to water, farms, and communities


















