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Church-run elder care in northeastern Thailand links pastoral support, home visits and public health services for aging communities

Consumer groups warn gas auction could shift volatile fuel costs to households and raise electricity bills across Philippines

Church leaders cited biodiversity, community rights and past environmental conflicts in pressing authorities for a full review of Altai

Mining critics say the policy risks ancestral lands, food security and local autonomy while favoring corporate extraction interests

Church gathering in Narathiwat brings Thai and Malaysian Catholics together as communities navigate insecurity along the southern border

Pope reflects on the importance of developing a personal relationship with Christ in order to allow him to transform our lives and the world

Philippine education authorities had already ordered an active-attack drill as schools faced a recent series of violent incidents

Church leaders said lasting peace requires dialogue, justice and accountability while protecting communities caught in decades of conflict

The CBCP Committee on Synodal Transformation stressed that synodality should not be treated as a program or method, but as “a way of being Church together.”

At Singapore’s annual Nurses’ Day Mass, health workers reflected on faith, dignity and the spiritual demands of caregiving.