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Advocacy groups blamed repeated coal plant breakdowns for Visayas outages and urged a shift toward renewable energy alternatives

Traditional prayers, shared meals, and Marian rites strengthened bonds among Vietnamese Catholics navigating life, studies, and work overseas

Leo \encourages leaders of ecclesial movements and lay associations to guide those under their care with discernment and transparency

Philippine authorities ordered the arrest of Sen. Bato Dela Rosa after the Supreme Court refused to block ICC action

Philippine bishops warn escalating global conflicts could worsen poverty, inflation, and insecurity for vulnerable families and overseas workers

Beyond government and academia, De Leon gained international recognition for a quieter pursuit tied to Catholic devotion and philately

As he greets Armenian Catholicos Aram I, Pope Leo XIV invites everyone to pray for peace in Lebanon and the Middle East

Consumer advocates warned recurring grid failures and plant outages could burden Philippine households with higher electricity costs

“This is not the time for blind loyalty to politicians,” Uy said. “This is the time to love our country honestly, prayerfully, and responsibly.”

Environmental and fisherfolk groups urged authorities to investigate coal plants and industrial pollution after another Tayabas Bay fish kill