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Filipino bishops and laity fighting for justice and human rights
"They are slandered, falsely branded enemies of the state, unjustly accused of being criminals and rebels, and wrongfully jailed or killed"
Pope Francis denounces ‘body-shaming,’ admits to bullying overweight friend as a...
Pope Francis also addressed high suicide rates among young people, anxiety, and what he called “digital manipulation” on social media.
Faith-based group holds forum on good governance
The forum discussed the importance of responsible voting in selecting competent leaders for our society
SPOTLIGHT: Lost in Construction
Will a new six-lane elevated expressway reduce congestion in a city where traffic is "unmatched"?
Asian climate activists demand US climate finance commitment
The activists called for the U.S. government to urgently provide adequate, non-debt-creating, unconditional, and predictable climate finance
Borongan diocese makes public confidential Vatican document on priest’s dismissal
The action was taken in response to Aclon’s demand for a copy of the Vatican decree that laicized him from the priesthood
Catholic Church’s new cardinals explain why they chose their spiritual mottos
Episcopal mottos selected when a Catholic priest is consecrated as a bishop are traditionally found at the base of his coat of arms
Philippines unworthy of UN Security Council seat, rights groups say
The Philippines reiterated its bid to be one of 10 temporary members of the UN Security Council in 2027-2028
Marcos Jr. urged to issue executive order against all Manila Bay...
Garganera said those responsible for the environmental problem, including companies that supported it, must be held accountable
Vatican commission calls for strong focus on child protection at Synod
Pope Francis has consistently and resolutely voiced the imperative of combatting child abuse within the Church during his pontificate


















