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‘Kung hindi ka makakauwi, sino ka?’ There’s no way home for...
Residents may not be able to return to what became ground zero of gun battles between the military and pro-Islamic State militants in 2017
Pope Francis calls for humanity to confront crises, promote true values
"Exploitation is one of the origins of war. The other origin is of a geopolitical nature related to territorial dominance,” the pope said
Asian activists hit proposal to place loss and damage fund under...
The proposal is seen as a contradiction to the original purpose of the fund and overlooks the historical context for its establishment
Not enough body bags in Gaza, says UNRWA
Aid groups in Gaza are sounding the alarm that an Israeli ground offensive could precipitate a worsening humanitarian crisis
Pope Francis calls for global solidarity on World Food Day
Poep Francis emphasized that water should never be treated as a mere commodity, subject to exchange or speculation.
IN PHOTOS: Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide celebrates its 45th anniversary
The JIL Church, established in 1978, boasts millions of members across 82 provinces in the Philippines and 70 countries worldwide
Understanding the Israel-Palestine conflict: Rationale for solidarity
Each citizen of the world deserves conditions that enable them to live the best quality of life and the preservation of it
Human Rights Watch decries killing of Filipino labor organizer
“Those killed had often been “red-tagged”—alleged to be members of the communist New People’s Army—before they were assaulted”
Manila archdiocese calls for ‘holy hour’ for peace in Holy Land
The archdiocese said it is set to send the special prayer prepared by its Archdiocesan Liturgical Commission.
Proximity and authenticity: Pope Francis’ relational teaching on Catechesis
Francis reminds us that this forgiveness which we offer to each other is another aspect of humanity; it should become a part of everyday life

















