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More than 355,400 people fled their homes as Severe Tropical Storm Nalgae pounded swathes of the archipelago nation late last week

“Ban on new mining agreements should be part of climate change mitigation,” said Dionito Cabillas, convenor of the group Isaiah Ministry

“What is good for the planet is good for the body. What is good for the body is good for the planet,” said Father Anton Pascual

The ranks of Catholics in Bahrain have been swollen by foreign workers, mostly from India and the Philippines

Criticism of Bahrain's human rights record has already erupted ahead of Pope Francis' voyage, which lasts through Sunday

"Let’s face it, we have gotten pretty good at compromising with the Gospel,” the pope said in St. Peter’s Basilica on November 2

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has placed under a state of calamity four regions - Calabarzon, Bicol Region, Western Visayas, and Bangsamoro

Homily of Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle at the Closing Eucharist of the FABC 50 General Conference

A president certainly can do what secretaries can’t but Marcos might do better if he stays only as president

The Philippines, like many other Asian countries, ranks high in terms of climate vulnerability and low when it comes to climate readiness