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Light within reach: REnewing Mindoro in Season of Creation

Caring for our common home calls us to examine the systems we rely on and to choose those that sustain life rather than harm it

Ahead of WYD 2027, street outreach movement seeks Church presence among...

Street outreach ministry seeks to bring young people on society’s margins into care, community, and paths toward reintegration

Pope at Audience: Church is called to serve humanity, unmask society’s...

To be at the service of humanity by engaging with reality, getting involved in the challenges of our time, and bearing witness to Christ

Bishop calls reforestation ‘a big lie’ as 57,000 trees face cutting...

Pabillo criticized the government for allowing thousands of large trees to be cut from what he described as almost primeval forests for mining operations

The challenge to protect children from online abuse

Laws may be important words on paper, but changing a culture of child abuse is an almost insurmountable challenge. It continues in homes, communities and churches

Church in Bicol warns large-scale mining threatens land, livelihoods, and future

The manifesto casts environmental stewardship as a matter of justice, accountability and communities’ right to influence development decisions

Ecology program expands after survey found low awareness of Laudato Si’

Free teaching resources are helping Catholics connect faith, climate change and personal responsibility for care of creation worldwide

Pope Leo: ‘It is not yet too late’ to turn destruction...

Leo encourages Christians to embrace ecological conversion, transform destruction into life, and renew their commitment to caring for creation and the poor

Full enforcement of 50-year mining moratorium urged amid climate, corruption concerns

Care for creation requires confronting corruption, environmental destruction and policies that leave poor communities bearing the greatest burden

Archbishop Soc marks 25 years as bishop, says ministry is ‘dangerous...

Rather than respond with fear or resentment, he said he chose to love, particularly the priests entrusted to his pastoral care

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