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Calls for policy overhaul as Manila Bay oil spill exacerbates fisherfolk...
"Communities are still struggling from past spills and fighting for compensation, while facing new disasters due to policy gaps"
Papal Visit theme song released in Singapore
The song narrates salvation history from Genesis to the New Testament with Jesus as the "Second Adam," and concludes with the Holy Trinity
Study reveals Christians form largest group among global migrants
Economic factors, political instability, and conflict have driven millions of Christians to seek new opportunities and safety abroad
Caritas PH backs petition against PhilHealth funds transfer
Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo, said they oppose using the funds for unprogrammed appropriations, as it risks misuse and potential corruption
Philippines to host ‘limited number’ of Afghans seeking US visas
Under the deal, the applicants will stay at a facility operated by the US State Department's Coordinator for Afghan Relocation Efforts
Cavite activist faces continued harassment, threats of terror charges
The agents explicitly warned his family that failure to cooperate could lead to filing of Anti-Terrorism Act case against him
New website launched to enhance synodal engagement across Asia
The website aims to centralize synod-related resources and foster greater engagement among the diverse communities in Asia
Pope Francis reflects with wonder on ‘the miracle of the Eucharist’
“Their martyrdom was the crowning achievement of a life spent for the Lord and for their brothers and sisters,” Pope Francis said
Organic food exports is the future
Let’s do all we can to help the Filipino coconut and banana organic farmers and help lift up the poor to a healthier more prosperous life
‘Come home for safety,’ bishop urges Filipinos in Lebanon
“For your safety, please continue to follow the directives of the Philippine government,” said Santos, the bishop of Antipolo


















