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Consumer advocates say regulators’ hesitation over system loss charges exposes deeper flaws in the Philippines’ privatized power industry

Environmental defenders and rural communities bear mounting costs as extractive policies advance amid worsening storms, landlessness and displacement

Bishop Gerardo Alminaza urges a people-centered transition that protects poor communities, ecosystems and generations from harmful energy choice

The practice is not finding God everywhere—it is staying awake enough to recognize when we are actually encountered. That is the difference that matters

Pope Leo joins the prayer gathering 'Canticle of Peace', together with Andrea Bocelli and the ABF Voices choir from Uganda, the Holy Land and Italy

Inside, he offered the congregation the four words that have guided his priesthood: “Domine, Tuus Sum” — Latin for “Lord, I am yours.”

Thai students turned listening into action, developing technology-driven responses to mental health concerns, waste management and social exclusion

Who we are in our spiritual journey is largely influenced by our spiritual directors, especially during the early stages of that journey

A social media ban could compel telcos and government to protect children from harmful online content and exploitation

Communication that, "in the face of the new opportunities offered by technological development, knows how to safeguard the dignity of the human person"