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Catholic education leader urges justice, compassion after student assaults teacher in...
Catholic education leader urges justice, safety, and compassion after Thai student’s assault on teacher sparks nationwide debate
Pope expands rights for parents working in the Vatican
Five days paid leave for Vatican employees on the birth of a child; three paid days each month for parents of disabled children
Philippine bishop slams marginalization of Indigenous Peoples, calls for unity in...
A Filipino prelate urges solidarity with Indigenous Peoples, condemning “ignore-ance,” land dispossession, and militarism
Philippines presses ASEAN to act on climate ‘Loss and Damage’
The Philippines urges ASEAN to unite on climate “Loss and Damage” as it pushes private-led reforestation to curb impacts
150-foot Jesus statue set to be tallest in PH
The proposed Divine Mercy statue will stand 150 feet tall atop a mountain overlooking the island, envisioned to be visible even from the air
Climate justice group slams Supreme Court ruling voiding local mining ban
PMCJ condemns Supreme Court ruling voiding Occidental Mindoro’s mining ban, warning it undermines local autonomy and climate justice
Pope at Angelus: Invest the treasure of your life in love...
Pope Leo XIV invites the faithful to share not only material goods but time, presence, and empathy during his Sunday Angelus
Farmers slam DA’s ‘crumbs,’ demand real support despite reported sector growth
Despite a reported rebound in agriculture, farmers say gains bypass them, citing low palay prices, import woes, and weak NFA support
Philippine bishop says Senate ‘betrayed’ Filipinos by shelving VP Duterte impeachment
Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo says Senate’s decision to shelve VP Duterte impeachment deepens public distrust in government
UN agency reports sharp rise in severe malnutrition among Gaza’s children
UN reports record child malnutrition in Gaza as hunger, shelter shortages, and aid access restrictions push families to crisis


















