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With many contradictions and little implementation, hope struggles on at COP30...
Climate summit exposes deep contradictions, pushing communities and advocates to demand genuine action beyond negotiations and promises
Pope to bishops at COP30: We are guardians of creation, not...
Pope Leo has demonstrated his closeness to the people of the Global South, sending a videomessage to all the bishops participating in COP
Church, civic leaders warn against weaponizing truth amid rising political tensions
Cardinal David and civic leaders urge Filipinos to reject personality politics, defend institutions, and push long-delayed democratic reforms
Philippine communities march against coal, ‘destructive RE’ projects amid rising climate...
Quezon communities march for ecological justice, opposing coal, extractive, and “destructive RE” projects amid rising climate disasters
South Korean Church gathers youth, scholars, and Vatican officials to shape...
South Korea’s Church gathers youth, scholars, and Vatican officials to shape pastoral priorities ahead of World Youth Day 2027
Pope Leo shares lunch with the poor, recalls people suffering from...
Pope Leo XIV shares lunch with 1,300 people from around the world, and recalls the many people who suffer due to violence, war, and hunger
Manila archdiocese urges vigilance and sobriety amid ‘moral and spiritual crisis’
In a pastoral letter, Cardinal Advincula said Filipinos are inundated with messaging that can distort judgment and weaken moral clarity
Philippine diocese renews fight against dirty energy, warns of rising toll...
Philippine diocese renews fight against coal, quarrying, and harmful energy projects, urging ecological justice for poor communities
Co says Marcos ordered him to stay abroad, vows to reveal...
In a video statement released Friday, Co broke months of silence over the 2025 budget controversy and flood control projects
Church’s social action arm backs bill to ban political dynasties
“This clearly presents the opportunity for the Senate to demonstrate its truthful commitment to political reforms,” Bagaforo said
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