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Europe protests seen as warning against putting arms before youth
Growing unrest among young Europeans is drawing attention to education, economic insecurity and the human cost of rising militarization
Farmers defy police attempt to dismantle protest camp outside agrarian reform...
More than 400 farmers are pressing land, livelihood and environmental demands ahead of National Peasant Day protests in Manila
Ecumenical bishops back Tagle’s new role, stress reconciliation and service to...
Christian leaders said Tagle’s new Vatican role carries a responsibility to strengthen fellowship, reconciliation and service to marginalized communities
Imus diocese urges parishes to ditch tarpaulins, single-use plastics
“We have to work together to make a significant impact in reducing plastic waste in our Local Church of Cavite,” Evangelista said
Indigenous Adi resist India’s Siang mega-dam amid arrests, paramilitary deployment
The dispute has drawn attention to Indigenous land rights, consent and the human cost of strategic hydropower development
Pope at Angelus: ‘I have truly felt your support’
Pope Leo XIV thanks the Gemelli Hospital staff and expresses gratitude “to all those who have prayed for me over these past few days”
Rising prices, damaged seas put pressure on Philippine food security
Advocacy groups say protecting household incomes, farmers, fisherfolk and marine ecosystems is essential to securing adequate nutrition nationwide
Manila cardinal calls for theology rooted in people’s lives
He said theology must confront human suffering, seek meaning and offer hope in adversity rather than remain confined to academic discussions
Company-linked land claims threaten Indigenous homes on Philippine island
Residents are challenging patent applications, alleged harassment and relocation plans as their land dispute moves to provincial authorities
Pope Leo’s postoperative recovery ‘progressing normally’
On his third day in the hospital, Pope Leo XIV's doctors say his chest X-ray in the morning shows "good recovery of the lung
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