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The ruling strengthens efforts by Indigenous communities and advocates to protect land, water, livelihoods, and future generations

In 1995, he was named bishop of Iligan, where he served for nearly a decade before returning to Cebu in 2004 as auxiliary bishop

A disputed offshore wind project highlights challenges of balancing renewable energy expansion with community rights and protections

Families recovering from disasters increasingly face long-term financial hardship as governments struggle with shrinking fiscal space

During a visit to the Vatican's summer camp for children of employees, Pope Leo XIV encourages children to use technology responsibly

Researchers found misleading environmental narratives often accompany projects affecting ancestral lands, local governance, and community rights

As communities mourn, educators and clergy point to youth formation, mental well-being, and shared social responsibility.

Catholic leaders examined how synodality can shape Church ministry, social outreach and accompaniment of vulnerable communities

Pope Leo XIV insists that food, water, and healthcare cannot be subordinated to geopolitical interests, calling for nations to work together

For indigenous youth, what emerges is a better understanding of who they are and where they find themselves in today’s world