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Philippine Protestant Church warns Pax Silica could threaten Indigenous lands, strain...
Faith leaders raised concerns over land, resource use and corporate power as the country pursues an AI-driven strategy
Pax Christi leaders call for total elimination of nuclear weapons
Marking Nagasaki’s 81st anniversary, Pax Christi leaders urged dialogue, diplomacy and action to end reliance on nuclear arms
Seoul Archdiocese mobilizes $100,000 for Colombia earthquake relief
Seoul Catholics pledged emergency relief and launched a fundraising drive as Archbishop Chung urged support for Colombian survivors
Pope Leo XIV: ‘The cry of displaced children rises to God’
In his Message for the 112th World Day of Migrants and Refugees, Pope Leo XIV says that the cry of displaced appeals to the conscience of all
Greenpeace presses Philippines to curb single-use plastics after Manila Bay waste...
Environmental group says recurring waste surges demand producer accountability, stronger reuse systems and community-based measures
Vatican’s first woman dicastery chief to address Philippine religious leaders
Sr. Simona Brambilla will deliver the keynote address at the 2nd Conference of Major Superiors in the Philippines Convention in Zamboanga City
Climate group calls on Prabowo government to make polluters pay for...
Wildfires across Indonesia have renewed pressure for stronger early warnings, recovery support and accountability from major polluting industries
Being prophetic in society: Call to truth, discernment, and charity
Authentic prophets are known by their communion with God, the integrity of their lives, and the humility with which they speak
Pope calls women religious to ‘confront the globalization of indifference’
Pope Leo highlights the beauty of different communities, charisms, and histories that work together to “make the mission and mystery of the Church visible in our world”
Dignified and enlightened Filipino education
The freedom of gifted teachers to improvise, promote creative learning and team learning is the future of a more enlightened teaching curriculum for the Philippines
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