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The victims belong to the Teduray, one of the Philippines' many small indigenous tribes who live hardscrabble lives on the edge of society

The certificates allow LGBTQ partners to be treated as married couples for public services in areas such as housing, medicine and welfare

“Peace is not achieved by conquering or defeating someone, it is never violent,” the pontiff said before praying the Angelus on November 1

Asia’s Catholic Church leaders should follow the example of Jesus whose journey with the people was of “mercy and compassion"

The pope's travel comes three years after his historic trip to the United Arab Emirates in 2019, where he signed a Muslim-Christian manifesto for peace

The legislators noted that proposed solutions to climate change too often ignore indigenous communities' voices

It was the first time since the start of the pandemic that cemeteries were open on November 1 for the ancient Christian tradition

The great climate injustice is that the poor of the world have to suffer great losses because of the decisions of the rich

The Church encourages parents to dress their children like saints to create a deeper awareness of the lives of holy men and women

“There are still millions of boys and girls who suffer and live in conditions very similar to slavery”