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The retired church leader urged courts to balance accountability with fairness while legal proceedings continue against the elderly defendant.

Faith leaders called for equal attention to unresolved scandals, saying justice should never depend on shifting political priorities or headlines

“Our statements should not only respond to political developments but also illuminate the many dimensions of Filipino life,” said Garcera

Pope Leo XIV encourages young Iraqi Christians gathered in Ankawa to become missionaries of faith, love and hope

Residents say decades of climate inaction and poor land-use decisions violated constitutional rights and worsened the island’s devastating floods

The Church renewed calls to strengthen agricultural education as climate pressures and migration reshape farming communities across the Philippines

“People are disturbed now emotionally,” he said, urging the Church to respond with greater compassion and accompany those struggling with unseen wounds

Pope Leo is due to share a meal with around 200 poor people from the Diocese of Rome at Borgo Laudato si' in Castel Gandolfo on Saturday

Advocates warned that growth indicators overlook insecure work, wage disparities and caregiving burdens that continue to shape women’s lives nationwide

David said many poor Filipinos feel excluded from the Church, but Jesus showed that dignity comes first by calling the woman “Daughter” before healing her