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IN PHOTOS: Activists rally for debt cancellation, climate justice, and economic...
They called for debt cancellation of illegitimate debts, including the remaining debts of the late Marcos Sr.
Catholic leaders in Mindanao file petition against Tampakan mining
The bishops argued that the extension of the mining agreement granted to Sagittarius Mines, Inc. “was unconstitutional”
Pope Francis stresses futility of violence in Israel-Hamas conflict
The pontiff voiced deep concern about the dire situation in Gaza, which has witnessed numerous innocent victims
Tragic triple murder in local neighborhood reflects culture of violence and...
This has become the new reality, where violence and killings no longer stir a reaction, as long as they don't disrupt our everyday lives
CIVICUS Report: Philippines’ civic space ‘repressed,’ activists face arrests and harassment
Authorities have intensified efforts to charge activists with perjury, reigniting judicial harassment against them, according to the report
Saints laugh at themselves
Saints know how to laugh, oftentimes at themselves. In contrast, people with bloated egos take themselves too seriously
Massive budget cuts to make health even more inaccessible to the...
The Philippines' health department is slated to suffer a budget cut amounting to P10 billion ($176 million).
Cubao bishop’s FB account hacked, faithful warned vs. donation scams
"Please refrain from responding to them if they are asking for any monetary assistance. You may message us here for verification"
Lipa archbishop urges Catholics to form conscience for environment
Archbishop Gilbert Garcera of Lipa said that Catholics need to develop strong consciences and learn how to discern wisely
‘Synodal organizational culture’
Progressive Catholics will be disappointed by the outcome of this synod since the Synod will not decide in favor of their advocacies


















