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Holy See calls for enhanced protection of civilians in conflict zones
Vatican condemned attacks on civilian infrastructure and the use of indiscriminate weapons in populated areas
Bishops hit House approval of divorce bill
Bishop Alberto Uy of Tagbilaran said that divorce destroys the sanctity of marriage “as a sacred covenant”.
Pope Francis lambasts the scourge of human trafficking
For Pope Francis, trafficking is a “systemic” evil and as such “we can and must eliminate it through a systematic, multilevel approach.”
In peril: Pawikan breeding ground in Mati City
What kind of shoreline will these pawikans encounter if those in power do not protect it as diligently as the local communities currently do?
On Pentecost, Language, and Gift of Tongues
It is better to prophesy for what is right rather than consider ourselves different by speaking esoteric languages.
Pope Francis: Humility as foundation of Christian life and path to...
He reiterated that humility is not only the root of peace in the world and within the Church but also "the way, the path to salvation."
Cebu archdiocese confirms NMP’s plan to return pulpit panels to Boljoon...
In February, Palma sought the return of the 19th-century wooden panels that had been donated to the NMP by private collectors
Catholic prelate urges ‘collective action’ against Charter change
Bishop Bagaforo said the mobilization “wasn't just a protest” but also “a prayerful plea for our leaders to prioritize the people's needs"
Sustainable investing in Diocese of San Carlos
Another way the Diocese of San Carlos is exhibiting the figurative “walk the talk” is on where its current finances are placed
Voices of faith | Indigenous Peoples in Asia: Kreung
The prevailing notion of development is paradoxically leading to the degradation of nature, placing our wildlife in jeopardy of extinction

















