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Catholic bishops and legislators renewed dialogue efforts centered on accountability, ecological justice, and restoring public trust in governance

Pope Leo XIV warns unchecked AI power risks deepening inequality, weakening democracy, and reducing people to mere data

Students from diverse Papuan and Indonesian backgrounds discovered shared values through dialogue, reflection, cultural exchange, and trust-building activities

Labor and activist groups warn “Pax Silica” could deepen exploitation, militarization, and foreign control over Philippine industries and resources

Approximately 17 other people were still considered missing, mostly construction workers who were sleeping at the building site when disaster struck

The bishop warned that language defending extrajudicial killings risks normalizing violence and deepening what he called a “culture of death”

A new Catholic bookstore in Bangkok revives Thailand’s historic “Cristang” identity through literature, dialogue, creativity, and community life

Leo releases his first encyclical, entitled ‘Magnifica humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence.’

Philippine bishops urge Filipinos to confront silence, division, and injustice through prayer, accountability, compassion, and moral renewal

Labor groups in the Philippines demand urgent wage increases as inflation and rising fuel costs deepen hardship for workers