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Bishop Santos, tiwalang hindi papayagan ng taga-Bataan ang pagbuhay sa BNPP
Taong 2016 nang ipag-utos ng dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte ang pagpapatupad ng Nuclear Energy Program bilang pagkukunan ng kuryente
Philippine groups seek ambitious approach on single-use plastics
Hundreds and thousands of tons of plastic can be found in swirling convergences that make up about 40 percent of the world's ocean surfaces
San Carlos diocese commits to climate action plan
The gravity of the situation calls for a collective and meaningful action to mitigate the negative impacts of the climate crisis
Vatican publishes pastoral reflection on engagement with social media
The document is “not a practical, functional guideline” but “a theological and pastoral reflection” on Christians' social media engagements
IN PHOTOS: “Ahunan sa Ping-as”: A Resilient Religious Festivity Returns
The return of Ahunan sa Ping-as brought a sense of hope and renewal to the community of Pakil and neighboring places
Celebrations of mangoes: “There is always light even in the darkest...
The festivities tell us that each and everyone of us can be the light that guides others into a brighter future
Bishops take blame in Marian devotee’s court case vs priest
Authorities recently arrested and detained Cabading for two days over a weekend before he was able to pay bail for temporary freedom
Panandaliang tulong sa mga magsasaka, hindi sapat para umunlad ang sektor...
Panawagan ng simbahang katolika sa pamahalaan na bigyang prayoridad ang sektor ng agrikultura na pangunahing magtitiyak sa suplay ng pagkain sa bansa
Philippine group urges LGUs to implement emergency program for children
When they are placed in emergency situations, their only means to survive is to depend on adults for protection and developmental needs
Green group seeks ‘climate reparations’ from fossil fuel companies
Communities that are the “least responsible and least able to cope are the ones who bear the brunt” of the worsening climate crisis


















