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If we are too stubborn to change what is obviously evil, then will we change when confronted with what is ethereally good?

“Technology can do much: it teaches us the ‘what’ and the ‘how’: but it does not tell us the ‘why’"

Pope Francis’ message for the 108th World Day of Migrants and Refugees on September 25

The faithful are urged to make Sunday’s celebration “a significant event for Filipinos living and working abroad and their families left behind”

“We want to see government policies and laws that will protect vulnerable communities from the impacts of climate crisis in the Philippines”

"Tax policies should be progressive and equitable,” said Lidy Nacpil, Coordinator of the Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and Development

The call was made during a demonstration coinciding with the 7th International Marine Debris Conference in Busan, South Korea

For almost three decades, Msgr. Sabio was a missionary to foreign lands. He spent 16 years in Korea and 12 years in the Marshall Islands.

“You have a golden opportunity to make history by stopping the insatiable greed of some people in government"

Small shops selling inexpensive two-dish mealboxes have mushroomed across one of the world's least affordable cities