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Belém climate talks fall short as advocates warn of shrinking window...
Philippine climate advocates warn COP30 failed to confront fossil fuels, leaving vulnerable communities exposed to worsening climate impacts
‘If jail is needed, jail them’: Imus bishop rips corruption
“With the anomalies happening in our country, we must keep watch over all of them. If someone needs to be jailed, then they should be jailed"
WYD Seoul 2027 publishes official prayer shaped by young people, rooted...
WYD Seoul 2027 releases its official prayer, inviting young people worldwide to begin a shared synodal journey
Pope Leo issues Apostolic Letter ‘In unitate fidei’ on Nicaea Anniversary
Pope Leo issues the Apostolic Letter 'In unitate fidei' on the 1700th Anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, broken down into 12 points
Faith-based group hits SMC for profit spike tied to LNG deal,...
SMC’s profit surge triggers sharp criticism from Protect VIP, which warns communities near its gas projects face escalating disasters
Bishop of Bayombong urges province-wide human chain against destructive mining
Novo Vizcayanos are urged to form a province-wide human chain on November 30 to oppose destructive mining operations
Philippine bishop raises alarm over NEPC-Aboitiz agreement tied to coal expansion
NEPC’s new coal-backed supply deal sparks opposition as Bishop Alminaza warns of rising costs, health risks, and deeper coal dependence
China’s ‘assault on religious freedom’ threatens U.S., congressional commission told
Former Sen. Sam Brownback said the United States needs to treat China’s religious freedom violations as a national security threat
Global South Church leaders push climate justice demands at COP30
Global South bishops call to act on climate justice, urging fair finance, fossil fuel phaseout, and protection for vulnerable communities
Pilgrims in Quezon rally against coal, urge ‘just and humane’ shift...
Church and environmental groups ended a three-day Quezon pilgrimage with a protest urging a just and humane energy transition
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