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Killing of anti-mining activist sparks call for justice in Surigao
ATM urged authorities to "conduct a serious investigation on the murder of the victims and bring the perpetrators to justice"
Green group challenges TVI’s ‘clean coal’ claim, cites environmental risks
CEED argued that with renewable energy providing more reliable and affordable power, there is no justification for continuing to rely on coal
Vatican reveals theme for World Youth Day 2027 in South Korea
The theme of World Youth Day 2027 in South Korea (and in 2026) will be: “Take Courage! I Have Overcome the World"
Voices of faith | Indigenous Peoples in Asia: Philippines (Pulangiyēn)
Pulangiyen community is one of the cultural groups in Mindanao that traditionally identify themselves by the river systems they inhabit
Pax Romana head says Pope’s message rekindled their mission
Pope Francis praised the group’s commitment to social justice and integral human development, urging them to champion charity and service.
Another one still pending: Judge dismisses murder case vs Masbate journos
The case stems from earlier accusations that they were part of those who killed a certain Virgil Arriesgado on Aug. 12, 2022
Manila archbishop calls to ‘ignite’ Filipinos’ faith
“We need to be ignited. We need to experience the fire of the Holy Spirit,” Advincula said at The Lord’s Flock Heritage Building
Pope Francis cancels meetings for ‘mild flu-like condition’
Though he no longer met with the groups due to illness, the Vatican published the pope’s planned addresses as “speech delivered.”
Rights group flags state role in disappearances, slams Marcos Jr.’s silence
Human rights organization Karapatan has criticized President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. for his silence on the abductions of James Jazmines and Felix Salaveria Jr., which...
Marbel diocese declares state of climate emergency
Bishop Cerilo Casicas issued the declaration on Sept. 15, and pledged to take steps against “acute ecological problems”


















