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Philippines tops Asia in deaths of environmental defenders, says new report
However, data from Kalikasan PNE indicates even graver figures, with 21 defenders killed and 11 abductions of 19 defenders reported
Catholic youth pilgrimage seeks peace on Korean Peninsula
The pilgrimage, which began in 2012, is a key initiative of the Korea Reconciliation Committee to cultivate young "apostles of peace."
Indonesian pilgrims expected to attend papal mass in Timor Leste
The Archdiocese of Kupang and the Diocese of Atambua in Indonesia have registered at least 947 pilgrims to attend the Holy Mass
Popularizing Loss and Damage in the Philippines
Mainstreaming L&D will likely take years, even decades, given various challenges that also make popularizing climate change difficult
Quiboloy’s Arrest: A Symptom of Our Broken System
Are we ready to fight for that change? If we’re not, the Quiboloys of the world will continue to thrive in the shadows of a broken system
Filipino ‘Appointed Son of God’ arrested for human trafficking, sex crime
Quiboloy, who has close relations with former president Rodrigo Duterte, is the founder of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ church
Papua New Guinea prepares for rare papal visit during landmark tour
The pontiff will spend four days and three nights in one of the Pacific's poorest and most troubled nations
PNG pilgrims brave harsh elements for papal visit
"We have close to 6000 registered people who have come in from outside centers. There will be more," said Bishop Rosario Menezes of Lae
Pope Francis arrives in Papua New Guinea
A red carpet welcome greeted Pope Francis upon his arrival in Papua New Guinea, marking a historic visit—the first by a pope to the...
Pope Francis to Indonesians: Risk going out to sea and cast...
He emphasized the need for humility and faith, urging people to trust in Jesus even after experiencing setbacks or unfulfilled efforts


















