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Pope: May we pray for the intercession of the Virgin Mary...

He expressed his joy at the many initiatives dedicated to Saint Francis of Assisi and announced a period of synodal discernment on the family

Fisherfolk turn art into protest against proposed coastal roads in Bicol

Photography and poetry brought residents’ concerns into public view as communities called for protection of livelihoods and ecosystems

Church opposes new casino, warns gambling could harm vulnerable families

Church leaders urged authorities to put family welfare and human dignity ahead of gambling revenues and promises of easy money

Repeated coal outages fuel calls for accountability in power sector

Repeated outages and rising electricity costs are intensifying scrutiny of coal dependence, consumer protection and renewable energy alternatives

Church presses for ‘just transition’ as coal uncertainty threatens workers in...

Church leaders are pressing government and industry to protect livelihoods, diversify the economy and rehabilitate mining-affected island communities

Philippine Church urged to act before El Niño worsens hunger, water...

Social action centers are called to protect water, support farmers and strengthen food systems before drought deepens hardship

Church, Customs strengthen pastoral care for Pinoy seafarers

Under the agreement, the BOC will facilitate ship visits and assist Stella Maris-Philippines port chaplains in providing pastoral care to seafarers and migrants

A rosary in the Vatican for ‘peace for all the children...

At the Grotto of Lourdes in the Vatican Gardens, 1,300 people—700 of whom are children—join Pope Leo in praying the Rosary in five languages

Church calls for dialogue as alternative to force and armed conflict...

Pope Leo’s peace message resonated with calls to protect civilians, redirect military spending and pursue reconciliation through dialogue

Uncontrolled internet, AI could be ‘evil gremlins’

There are many other platforms like Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, which have been criticized for allowing child-abuse images and videos to stream

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