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Several religious organizations have started soliciting donations for those who were affected by super typhoon Rolly

Stockpiles left in the middle of rivers were carried by the water current during the typhoon and flowed to villages downstream

It is time for the Philippine government "to show true climate leadership by championing climate justice for the poorest of the poor"

“This is not an act of God,” said Bishop Gerardo Alminaza of San Carlos, lead co-convener of Eco-Convergence

Super typhoon Rolly left at least two million people affected with thousands of homes damaged or destroyed and at least 10 people killed

About 300 houses in Guinobatan town in the province of Albay were buried under volcanic rocks and mud flows from Mount Mayon

Every year, on November 2, families of “desaparecidos” gather in front of a Catholic church in Manila to remember missing loved ones

“To date no damning evidence has been found to link her to the drug trade. And yet she remains in prison,” read a statement from the nuns

The pope said more changes are coming in the fight against financial corruption, which he described as a deep, recurrent problem in the Church

Bishop Crispin Varquez of Borongan urged the faithful to “remember God’s love and mercy for our people”