Tag: Newsletter
Reading corruption through a Christian lens
Stealing has become structural in the Philippines; as Christians, we must demand accountability and resist its normalization
Philippine groups renew calls to protect environmental defenders, end enforced disappearances
Disappearances “are not isolated incidents” but instead “reflect a systematic pattern of state repression” against environmental defenders
CBCP head: Caring for creation is a moral, spiritual duty
The new Mass offers Catholics a formal opportunity to thank God for the gift of creation and renew their commitment to protecting it
Priest who defied Duterte’s drug war wins Asia’s ‘Nobel Prize’
Filipino priest Fr. Flavie Villanueva wins Ramon Magsaysay Award for restoring dignity to poor, homeless, and drug war victims
Scholars highlight Asia’s spiritual response to environmental crisis
The Asian Research Center for Religion and Social Communication (ARC) has announced a new book that highlights Asia’s spiritual and cultural responses to the...
Pope warns against ‘competition’ in gatherings, calls Church a school of...
Pope Leo XIV says humility is true freedom, urging Christians to reject competition and embrace dignity rooted in God
Season of Creation: Upholding rights of nature for human dignity, sustainable...
Amid worsening climate environmental crisis, we are called not only to ecological conversion but also to recognize a deeper truth
Church leaders denounce rights abuses in Mindoro
Church leaders demand urgent protection for Mindoro’s Indigenous peoples, denounce rights abuses, and press resumption of peace talks
Climate change, floods, typhoons, and wildfires
Corruption, climate change, and coal projects worsen floods, typhoons, and ocean warming, threatening livelihoods, biodiversity, and national survival
Pope to Augustinians: “Peace begins with what we say and do”
Pope Leo sends a videomessage to the Augustinian Province of Saint Thomas of Villanova on the feast of their spiritual father


















