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Climate campaigners slam Japan’s growing push for fossil gas in Asia
Climate activists said fossil gas is a dirty energy source that is also responsible for more global warming than previously known
Green groups call on governments to halt OceanaGold’s mine expansion
The 37,000-hectare Didipio gold and copper mine straddles the border between the provinces of Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino
Papal nuncio urges Philippine canon lawyers to work as evangelizers
The 29th CLSP national convention was held in the Diocese of Malolos from February 27 to March 2
Despite ‘no’ from Vatican, German bishops move forward with plans for...
Bishop Georg Bätzing writes that the German bishops take the Vatican’s “concerns” about a German synodal council seriously
Pope Francis cuts free and discounted rent for cardinals, Vatican managers
Cardinals and other officials at the Vatican will no longer be able to live in Vatican-connected apartments for free or at special prices
Asian bishops’ federation releases new book on ‘journeying with Jesus’
The book contains snapshots and reflections on the “synod on synodality” in prose, verses, and art
House panel passes bill protecting human rights defenders
The bill, if enacted, would also establish a Human Rights Defenders Protection Committee
‘Digital synod’ brings Catholic Church closer to digital natives, says Filipino...
“Behind all the profiles, the clicks, the likes and the follows, are real persons,” said the priest
‘Listen to the voice of the people,’ bishop appeals on behalf...
“It is only appropriate to respect their rights and listen to their grievances,” said the bishop
Philippines’ Climate Change Commission partners with papal nuncio on climate action
Both the CCC and the Apostolic Nuncio acknowledged that urgent climate action is part of stewardship roles that “uphold human dignity”


















