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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

Vincentian Life Series | Vincentian Values: Letting Go

Pope Francis recognizes the role of mortification in present times and suggests that “letting go” be integrated into our own Lenten practices and our everyday life

Season of Creation opens with call to turn resources from war...

Care for our common home cannot be separated from the pursuit of justice, peace, reconciliation and human dignity

When swords become plowshares: The ecology of peace

Peace must become a form of ecology because peace names the restored relationship on which the flourishing of people and the planet depends

Motorists’ rights in focus as recurring NLEX floods draw accountability questions

Repeated flooding on the tollway has renewed questions over warning systems, refunds, safety and operator accountability for motorists

Press freedom campaign demands answers in RJ Ledesma killing

Detained journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio joined calls to protect reporters covering marginalized communities amid threats to press freedom

Anti-mining arrests in northern Philippines prompt calls for justice, dialogue

Church leaders urged authorities to respect rights, review mining safeguards and pursue dialogue amid tensions in Nueva Vizcaya

Worsening extreme weather sharpens Church call for climate action in Japan

Cardinal Kikuchi urged Catholics to treat care for creation, human dignity and peace as connected duties of faith together

Pope Leo urges release of Haiti hostages, aid for Nepal after...

Pope renewed his call for concrete assistance to Nepal following devastating floods and mudslides that have killed hundreds and left thousands missing

Consumer group questions DOE gas auction rollout amid unfinished rate consultations

Advocates say expanding gas procurement could burden households outside Meralco areas while new renewable capacity prepares to enter the grid

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