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“Denying that opportunity to our people will only affirm the fact that we are now under a dictatorship,” said Anglican bishops

Pope Francis will sit down in Budapest with Orban, who portrays himself as the defender of a Christian Europe against migrants

China is pushing for the future governing body of any eventual treaty to determine the sanctuaries by consensus rather than a majority vote

The course allowed participants to gain first-hand knowledge of Filipino seafarers’ social and cultural background

In the spirit of political love, it is time for us to ask questions so that our political leaders can render us an account

“If this journeying together is to be meaningful, we need to learn how to let go of all that prevents us from being that synodal church"

Scientists warn that coastal and mangrove ecosystems would be affected if dredging and reclamation activities were to continue

Church leaders are warned against using the phrase “a synodal Church is a Church of listening” as a rhetorical phrase

“Palaweños, for many years, lived decently in peace until mining companies came… their lives have been disturbed,” said Bishop Mesiona

The prelate was ordained bishop on February 17 by Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, pro-prefect of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Evangelization