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Asia witnesses highest rate of Christian persecution in 2023
The number of countries categorized with an "extreme level" of persecution rose from 11 to 13 compared to the previous year's report
Caritas Philippines urges reparations for mining communities in E. Samar
“We condemn the practices that prioritize profit over the well-being of individuals and ecosystems,” said Bishop Alminaza
Muslim, Christian leaders condemn violence ‘under the guise of religion’
The way of interreligious dialogue is one of the most effective ways of establishing a culture of peace, mutual respect, and understanding
China, Philippines agree to talk more on South China Sea flare-ups
Both sides agreed "that maintaining communication and dialogue is essential to maintaining maritime peace and stability"
Groups slam media security chief for red-tagging ahead of UN expert’s...
The youngest journalist in prison in the world today, Cumpio was arrested in February 2020 when she was 20 years old
Pope Francis warns against chains of lust, advocates for purity of...
Lust, the Pope explained, mocks and plunders the beauty of pure, innocent love, involving both the body and the psyche
Philippine Churches call for dialogue amidst ‘fragmentation’
“We convey high hopes that barriers to peace in our country be resolved through dialogues and negotiations"
Pontifical universities offer English online course on Integral Ecology
The Joint Diploma in Integral Ecology was initially launched in 2016 but is now being offered for the first time in English
Philippine group urges international scrutiny as press freedom faces ongoing threats
Cristina Palabay, secretary general of the group, described the human rights situation in the country as “bleak, if not worse”.
Divine justice and compassion
In our present lives, we can only imagine how the concepts of divine justice and compassion can be concretized in the afterlife