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Archbishop Uy urges Catholics to fight corruption in farewell Mass before...
“Stand against corruption and dishonesty; remember, to steal from the poor is to steal from Christ Himself,” Uy told the clergy
Cultivating Change: Lessons from the Laudato Si’ Summit
The Laudato Si’ Summit in Ateneo inspired dialogue, ecological conversion, and education reforms for just, lasting climate action
Singapore Catholics raised millions, mobilized thousands for Pope Francis’ visit —...
Singapore Catholics raised nearly $3.9 million and mobilized 5,000 volunteers, turning faith into action for papal visit
Pope renews appeal for Gaza ceasefire: Inviolable human dignity of all...
Pope Leo invited “everyone” to join in his “heartfelt prayer that a dawn of peace and justice may soon rise.”
Cardinal David warns of ‘spiritual crocodile’ devouring nation
He criticized those in power who “shamelessly plunder public funds while the poor are drowning in the floodwaters of corruption.”
Caritas Philippines urges unity, participation in nationwide anti-corruption mobilization
Caritas Philippines appeals to dioceses and BECs to fight corruption through truth, justice, education, and active citizen involvement
UN investigators: Israel responsible for genocide in Gaza
UN investigators accuse Israel of genocide in Gaza; Israel rejects findings as “cherry-picked” and serving Hamas narrative
Genocide in Gaza is driven by deception
Scientists and global voices decry Gaza’s devastation as Israel’s war escalates, fueling accusations of deception and genocide
Pope: Gaza ‘requires another solution’ as people flee city
In a media interview, Pope Leo XIV laments the exodus from Gaza City, calling for efforts to find a different solution
Vincentian-run university backs anti-corruption protests
Adamson University joins church, school, and civil society groups in September 21 rallies calling for justice and accountability


















