Tag: Newsletter

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

In a medieval church where the lay people were relegated to the sidelines, Vincent’s intuition led him beyond his male chauvinist culture to empower laymen and women

Archbishop Gilbert Garcera urged prayerful civic engagement as religious groups prepare a nationwide call for accountability and reform

Church leaders say protecting watersheds, livelihoods, and Indigenous communities remains a moral duty despite legal challenges

Pope Leo marks world Refugee Day, prays for victims in a car crash in Brazil and greets members of the Pentecostal Church

Virgin Mary remains a powerful model for Filipinos, particularly at a time when division and self-interest continue to challenge society