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Research shows deep-sea mining has long-lasting impact on marine biodiversity
A short two-hour mining test caused a significant decrease in fish and shrimp populations in the surrounding vicinity
Youth group hits signing of investment fund into law
Critics lamented that instead of using taxpayers’ money to fund social services and projects, it will be used as a stockpile fund for the MIF
Here’s a look at the proposed 3 new Philippine dioceses
Gathered for their plenary assembly on July 9, the bishops voted in favor of creating at least three new dioceses in the Philippines
An invitation to ‘respond’, not ‘react’
While we notice the more obvious forms of it (blasphemy), we may be completely oblivious of its many other forms in our daily lives
Albay bishop warns against ‘renegade priests’
Bishop Joel Baylon of Legazpi said the “Missionary Society of Saints Peter and Paul” is a group not recognized by the Catholic hierarchy.
Leadership in the Synodal Church
It is a collaborative, participative, and inclusive style that focuses on listening to one another and acting together as one.
At Sunday Angelus, Pope Francis asks parents to sow faith in...
"In the light of all this, we can ask ourselves: Do I sow goodness? Do I only care about reaping for myself, or do I also sow for others?"
Philippines top court orders re-arrest of suspect in activist killing
Reyes and his brother Mario, who was also implicated in Ortega's murder, went missing in 2012 after an arrest warrant was issued against them
Migration: The consequence of colonial exploitation
Children have short attention spans and cannot learn so well in ill-equipped shabby school rooms with poorly paid, under-trained teachers
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