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Pope: We have moral obligation to protect civilians from horrific effects...

Pope Leo XIV renewed his invitation to the warring parties to lay down their arms and begin, “without preconditions, a sincere dialogue

HOLY ROSARY FOR PEACE | PRAYER VIGIL LED BY POPE LEO...

"Let us turn to a Kingdom of peace that is built up day by day — in our homes, schools, neighborhoods, and civil and religious communities"

PHOTOS: Philippine Church, civil groups mark global prayer call with peace...

Faith leaders warn rising tensions abroad are worsening economic hardship, exposing vulnerabilities and deepening inequality across Filipino communities

Witnessing hope and sustaining solidarity with the Anawim (Poor)

The most troubling reality is not only that injustice exists, but that it has become familiar. Things that should disturb us, but no longer do

Think tank urges solar rollout, tax relief as energy costs hit...

A policy group warns volatile fossil fuel prices are straining households, urging reforms and accelerated solar adoption to reduce costs

Bishop warns of priest loneliness, urges stronger care for aging clergy

Cortes said priests, even in retirement, remain essential to Church life, offering prayer, sacraments, and presence despite physical weakness

Media watchdogs warn of unchecked violence against journalists in expanding regional...

Media groups warn rising journalist deaths reflect systemic failures in protecting civilians, urging investigations and accountability for alleged war crimes

‘Even just one of these children’ announced as title of World...

Pope releases the theme for the 2026 World Day of Migrants and Refugees, which focuses on the need for pastoral care for minors on the move

Climate disinformation used to justify attacks on Indigenous Peoples in the...

A new study reveals how false climate narratives are weaponized to displace Indigenous communities and silence land defenders nationwide

Philippines crackdown on minor offenses draws legal scrutiny, rights concerns

Advocates question legality of crackdown on minor offenses, warning of rights violations and disproportionate impact on poor communities

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