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Holy See: Structural causes must be identified to eradicate poverty

Holy See Permanent Observer to the UN noted structural causes need to be identified and addressed in order to eradicate poverty and hunger

Caritas Philippines inaugurates new convention center in Tagaytay

Bagaforo expressed gratitude to those who helped realize the project, including Church leaders, benefactors, and volunteers

ICC ousts chief prosecutor Karim Khan from Duterte case over ‘appearance...

ICC removes Karim Khan from Duterte crimes-against-humanity case over “reasonable appearance of bias,” citing past links to victims

International action targets ‘system of exploitation’ in Cambodia’s cyberscam industry

US and UK sanction Cambodian tycoon Chen Zhi and Prince Group over alleged cyberscam, trafficking, and billion-dollar fraud network

Pope at Audience: Despite everything, Jesus sustains us

Pope Leo XIV reflects on how Jesus sustains us despite everything, saying this truth ought to console us as we experience the ups and downs

Caritas Philippines condemns murder of whistleblower, calls for justice and accountability

Caritas Philippines demands justice for slain NIA researcher Niruh Kyle Antatico, who exposed alleged corruption in irrigation projects

World crosses first climate tipping point; climate group urges action ahead...

Global climate movement 350.org urges world leaders to end fossil fuels as scientists confirm coral reefs’ irreversible collapse

Catechists across Thailand pledge to become ‘Missionaries of Hope’

Catechists from across Thailand renewed their mission as “Missionaries of Hope,” inspired by Pope Leo XIV and the Jubilee 2025 theme

Pope sends antibiotics to Gaza for children in need

As humanitarian aid is finally granted access to the Gaza Strip, the pope instructs to send medicines for the youngest victims

Bishop renews call to protect IPs: ‘They are also God’s children’

The prelate lamented the continued displacement and marginalization of indigenous communities despite their ancestral claim to the land

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