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Alminaza said the decision to prioritize fossil fuel development disregards the welfare of the nation’s most vulnerable populations

Archbishop Leopoldo Girelli described tribal life as naturally synodal, rooted in mutual belonging and collective decision-making

Officially, Bloody Sunday was the result of COPLAN ASVAL, an operation against supposed “Communist Terrorist Groups.”

In Cagayan, officials worked in driving rain Thursday to evacuate residents along the coasts and on the banks of already swollen rivers

Archbishop Romulo Valles of Davao urged educators to take bold action, calling them to be “agents of hope” in line with their Christian faith

The very essence of Synodality—communion, participation, and mission—may hold the Church’s last, best hope for genuine inculturation

The council noted that Nihon Hidankyo’s decades-long campaign has spotlighted the “inhumanity of nuclear weapons”

At the age of 45, he was appointed auxiliary bishop of Manila and was ordained to the episcopate on Feb. 21 of the same year

Pope stressed the importance for the Catholic faithful to be aware of the presence and needs of the “poor whom we encounter daily.”

Bishop Gerald John Mathias of Lucknow has called upon the Catholic Church in Asia to intensify its commitment to Indigenous Peoples, highlighting a history...