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Deadly Philippines military operation under probe amid dispute over civilian or...
Conflicting accounts over Philippines operation that killed 19, including a journalist, trigger probe and concerns over civilian protection
Ecumenical group calls for peace talks, independent probe after Negros killings...
Ecumenical leaders urge peace talks and independent probe after Negros killings, raising concerns over civilian protection and accountability
Seoul names patron saints for WYD 2027, highlighting faith shaped by...
Five saints from different eras and continents are proposed as companions to young people preparing for Seoul’s global gathering
Pope at Regina Caeli: Don’t let ‘thieves’ rob your joy and...
Leo invites the faithful to trust the Lord, and warns against letting ourselves be deceived by 'thieves' who seek to destroy our joy by leading us astray
Philippines adopts victim-centered crackdown on scam hubs with UN-backed reforms
Philippines adopts victim-centered reforms against scam hubs, targeting trafficking networks as UN backs stronger, coordinated response to cybercrime
Kin of victims welcome ICC move to try Duterte over drug...
ICC ruling to try Duterte marks a turning point, giving drug war victims’ families renewed hope for justice and accountability
Pope: As a pastor, I cannot be in favor of war;...
Pope Leo XIV speaks about his mission to proclaim the Gospel to all peoples, recalls child victims of the wars in Iran and Lebanon
Middle East war, Negros killings fail ‘just war’ standards, says Filipino...
La Viña says Middle East war and Negros killings fail just war standards, citing civilian harm, displacement, and impunity
Cardinal David calls for accountability in Navotas landfill fire
“When a landfill poisons the air and endangers water sources, the public is not just entitled to answers — it is entitled to justice"
Pope Leo XIV, working for peace and decrying the depravity of...
The pontiff’s words did not please Trump at all. In response, he called the pope “weak on crime and terrible for foreign policy.”


















