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Pope commits Vatican to net zero carbon emissions by 2050
The Vatican said the city-state was moving ahead with plans to substitute all its combustion engine cars with electric or hybrid vehicles
Catholic Church in Mexico suspends centuries-old pilgrimage due to pandemic
Church leaders said closing the shrine for the first time was a painful but unavoidable decision as COVID-19 infections intensified in Mexico
Pope Francis calls for prayers during difficult times
At times it seems that everything collapses, that life lived so far has been in vain, pope says
The Mission
If the Christian faith was nothing but a tool for colonialism, how come our ancestors kept it even after they got rid of colonial rule?
In the middle of flash sales, know thyself
When shopping online, do we really know the product that we are buying? Or do we simply like it because it’s the "in" thing?
A servant’s prayer
We now take inspiration from the words of Isaiah, which the Christ adopted in his proclamation of the coming of the kingdom of God
Caritas Philippines backs calls to pass laws to address incidents of...
"We already have a lot of laws on hunger, but the problem is the synergy," said Father Tony Labiao of Caritas Philippines
Philippine media groups condemn arrest of journalist on Human Rights Day
Altermidya, a network of independent publications, said the arrest is proof of the dangers of the "vile practice of red-tagging”
Filipino scientist-priest works on affordable COVID-19 vaccine for poor countries
“I thought about developing this vaccine when I realized that many of the available vaccines have already been promised to rich countries"
The road to extinction
With millions of educated Filipinos migrating and working abroad the future is bleak with social unrest and political turmoil brewing


















