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Philippine Senate to decide Duterte’s fate after mid-term polls

In November, she made controversial remarks suggesting she had ordered someone to kill Marcos in the event of her own assassination

Archdiocese of Bombay urges immediate relocation of hazardous Uttan dumping ground

The latest fire at the site in Dhavgi Village sent thick, toxic smoke across the neighboring areas, severely disrupting daily life

Singapore’s racial and religious stereotypes increase despite growing trust

While there has been a notable decline in distrust among different ethnic and religious groups, deep-rooted stereotypes continue to exist

Pope Francis: Faith in God is ‘a force that sets love...

He explained that the “unlimited readiness” of the men and women of the Bible is “the only act” that enabled them to respond to God’s call

Church petition for 25-year mining moratorium in Palawan tops 100k signatures

“Considering the detrimental effects of mining on the livelihoods of local farmers, fishermen, and indigenous peoples, let’s give nature a rest"

Philippine Congress impeaches Duterte; Catholic Church calls for truth and justice

"The impeachment process serves as an essential mechanism in our democracy to maintain accountability among those in power."

Vatican issues ethical guidelines on AI in new document 

The Vatican acknowledges Artificial Intelligence’s role in advancing technology but warns against its unintended consequences.

This is Pope Francis’ prayer intention for the month of February

Pope Francis’ prayer intention for the month of February is for vocations to the priesthood and religious life. “When I was 17 years old, I...

Philippines’ food security emergency falls short, say peasant groups

“It’s been six years since the Rice Liberalization Law was passed, and its impact on farmers and consumers has been disastrous"

Diocese urges urgent repair of Quezon’s ‘worst’ highways

“We, the bishop, priests, religious, lay leaders, and the Filipino people, call for the improvement of the main highways in Quezon province"

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