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How can we have reconciliation in our country if so much wrong is happening but nobody has the humility to own up their wrongdoing?

Catholic schools in Hong Kong told to prevent ‘politicization’ of students

Hong Kong Diocese urges Catholic schools to promote ‘national identity’

Holy See among 30 states wanting to ban killer robots

Autonomous weapon systems have potential to ‘increase the dehumanization of warfare,’ warns Holy See

Cardinal Tagle urges medical frontliners to take time to rest

“We are not machines. We are not tools…. We are human beings with needs and with limitations,” said Cardinal Tagle

Philippine bishop tells faithful to be wary of Covid-19 ‘vaccines’

Bishop Oscar Florencio of the Episcopal Commission on Health Care said people should be wary as to the effectivity of vaccines

Davao archbishop appears in public two months after suffering from stroke

Archbishop Romulo Valles presided over a Mass to kick off this year’s Kadayawan Festival at the San Pedro Cathedral in Davao City

Philippine bishops hit government’s ‘lack of concrete plans’ to respond to...

The church leaders warned that the country’s economic and health situation will get worse because of “mishandling” and “misplaced priorities”

UN, international experts urge global action to protect Filipino environmental defenders

The experts expressed alarm over “a worsening human rights situation” in the Philippines under the administration of President Duterte

Philippine Catholic lay council calls for stop to death penalty revival

Laiko said legislators should remove "blinders" that prevent them from seeing that death penalty is an offense against human life

Amnesty International calls for probe into killing of Philippine peace activist

Amnesty International called for an immediate investigation into the killing of Philippine peace advocate Randall “Randy” Echanis

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