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Barangay disaster funds still favor relief over long-term risk reduction, study...

Oxfam found barangay disaster funds favor relief and equipment while prevention, climate adaptation and community priorities remain underfunded

Environmental group flags risks in Philippine critical-minerals mining push

Policy brief raises concerns over mining approvals, Indigenous rights, environmental safeguards and community participation under Executive Order 122

Civil society presses AIIB to tighten climate, community safeguards

Civil society groups say AIIB’s next decade should give affected communities greater protection, participation and access to remedy

Pope: Wars are senseless; Russia and Ukraine should sit down to...

Pope discusses conflicts and the economic interests that sustain them, saying the Church “continues to raise her voice in proclaiming the Gospel

Bishop urges laity to ‘bring the Church into the world’

Santos stressed that the lay vocation is not a lesser calling but a missionary vocation that sends Catholics into society as witnesses of Christ

Church groups urge stronger migrant protections after Veloso pardon

Church groups welcomed Mary Jane Veloso’s freedom while pressing for stronger migrant protections, trafficking justice and recruiter accountability

AI, Technology, and Violence

Because “a world in which machines, albeit sophisticated and faster than us, are the ones to decide to bomb defenseless people, would be truly frightening"

Pope to pilgrims in Lourdes: ‘You will leave as missionaries of...

Pope calls pilgrims to conversion and penance, urges the Church to conversion, and invites the sick to see their suffering as part of Christ’s redemptive action

Pax Silica raises fears over displacement, water, power, and mining in...

Filipino leaders in Toronto warn Pax Silica could displace communities, strain basic services and deepen mineral extraction pressures

Philippine bishops back people’s initiative against political dynasties

Pastoral statement frames concentrated political power as a moral concern and calls for broader public participation in reform

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