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Philippine groups to Marcos Jr: Grant clemency to Mary Jane Veloso

A global petition was launched, calling on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to grant Veloso clemency on humanitarian grounds

Catholic leaders in Albay blame quarrying, poor infrastructure for flooding

The Diocese of Legazpi urged the Philippine government to take immediate action to address the root causes of the disaster

Pope Francis urges young Catholics to build a world rooted in...

As the Church’s liturgical year drew to a close, the pope reflected on how Christian joy and love persist even amid global challenges

Pope Francis calls for study of Church history free from ideologies

We must abandon an “angelic” conception of the Church and embrace its “stains and wrinkles” in order to love the Church as it is

Laguna’s new bishop veers into ‘relationships’ in the face of challenges...

For him, this connection with God is the cornerstone of any meaningful direction in life, a foundation that he aims to nurture

Jesuit priest’s viral protest spurs cleanup of trash in Indonesia

A bold and unconventional protest by a Jesuit priest has sparked action from Indonesian government officials, leading to the cleanup of a massive pile...

COP29: Filipino advocates urge global leaders to prioritize marine ecosystems

The advocates used the global climate summit as a platform to urge world leaders to prioritize vulnerable countries in the Global South

Transfer of Mary Jane Veloso to Philippine custody is crucial, says...

In a report by CBCP News, the prelate urged the public to “remain hopeful and united in our efforts to seek justice and mercy” for Veloso

Global warming at 1.54 C — COP29 can’t change that

Scientists now project that 2024 is on track to be the hottest year in recorded history, with dire consequences for all living beings

Experts link record November typhoon activity in Western Pacific to climate...

According to Climate Shift Index: Ocean, these elevated temperatures were made “up to 40 times more likely by human-caused climate change"

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