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Climate advocates call for action as Japan Energy Summit opens
Groups criticize Japan's policies which they claim position Asia as a dumping ground for harmful fossil gas projects
Pope Francis’ message for the 110th World Day of Migrants and...
"Let us unite in prayer for all those who have had to leave their land in search of dignified living conditions."
Militant group to Marcos Jr.: Do not let PH be another...
Bayan said the US and China are engaged in a similar inter-imperialist rivalry with the West Philippine Sea as a battleground.
Sacramento diocese ordains new Filipino bishop
Bersabal, who became the fifth Filipino diocese in the US, was incardinated into the Sacramento diocese on April 7, 2004
Caritas PH new executive director vows to strengthen human rights, ecumenical...
“Becoming the church of the poor is something very crucial" and “bigger than human rights because it encompasses human rights”.
Fishers group urges government to rely on Filipinos to defend West...
The expedition aimed not only to challenge China's unfair fishing restrictions but also to oppose ongoing U.S. militaristic actions
Pope Francis renews call for peace during Corpus Christi Mass
Pope Francis noted that true freedom comes from service to others, a freedom that goes beyond selfish desires.
Good news for Pharmally: COVID supply sales up anew
Chinese-owned Pharmally Pharmaceutical stole P12.5 billion from the government in just two years. It began with only P625,000-capital
We have just lost a prophet for peace and justice
His commitment to denouncing the extrajudicial killings and arbitrary arrests orchestrated by the government of Rodrigo Duterte
Pope Francis: Building peace requires ‘taking a risk’
A democratic society, he said, is one “in which there really is a place for everyone, in factual reality and not just in declarations and on paper.”


















