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Pope Francis’ cardinal advisers hear from 2 female professors on women’s...
“The Church is woman. And if we do not know what a woman is, what the theology of a woman is, we will never understand what the Church is"
IN PHOTOS: A thirsty struggle | Plight of tobacco farmers in...
Farmers believe that establishing a reliable water irrigation system is crucial to securing a brighter future for the country
Peace is coming home
The most heartening account was the description of how many Maranao students immediately took measures to help the victims of the bombing
He told us our faults through comedy
FAMAS recognized Urbano's dedication to the craft, "cementing his legacy in the annals of Filipino cinema."
Bishop seeks to organize ‘online missionaries’
“And maybe to encourage and inspire each other, and to help in amplifying the message,” said Maralit, who is also the bishop of Boac.
Philippine groups set to ignite nationwide mobilizations for climate justice
The actions in the Philippines and globally emphasize the need for "system change to prevent catastrophic climate change."
Pope Francis at general audience: ‘The Spirit is the protagonist’ of...
“Without the Holy Spirit, all zeal is vain and falsely apostolic: It would only be our own and would not bear fruit,” the pope said
Indigenous territories battling unprecedented rise in land conflicts, report says
The report highlighted the consequences of insufficient progress in the recognition and protection of ancestral domains
How land tenure can mitigate climate vulnerabilities of agrarian beneficiaries
What secure land tenure means and looks like for organized agrarian reform beneficiaries under the climate crisis.
Indian religious sisters empower Indigenous communities through village development committees
Historical marginalization has left these communities grappling with challenges such as landlessness, limited access to education...

















