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Oceana Philippines welcomes Marcos’ promise to care for environment
“It’s an acknowledgement that he knows that we, Filipinos, are really facing this great crisis,” Ramos said over Church-run Radio Veritas 846
Greenpeace, activists hit Supreme Court ruling approving Meralco’s staggered power rate...
“The latest development further exposes the consequences of Meralco and other energy corporations’ dependence on fossil fuels”
Philippine schools to reopen for face-to-face classes in November
"Of course we're careful, but we're always in a hurry because we have to get much done in very little time," said President Marcos
Cardinal Ranjith calls on Sri Lanka’s president, government to step down
The Church leader said the president and his government “have no moral right to continue office anymore under these circumstances”
Pope Francis says he hopes Vatican-China deal will be renewed
The Vatican-China agreement was first signed in September 2018 and then renewed for another two years in October 2020
Singapore’s cardinal-elect says ‘diversity is greatest challenge’ for Catholic Church in...
The cardinal-elect said “religion tries to use politics to gain power, politics tries to use religion to gain political policy"
Philippine Catholic bishops dismayed over filing of new divorce bill in...
“It’s unfortunate that some legislators would rather focus on breaking marriages than fixing them or strengthening marital bond”
Saudi welcomes 1 million for biggest hajj pilgrimage since pandemic
One million people, including 850,000 from abroad, are allowed at this year's hajj after two years of drastically curtailed numbers
Why Pope Francis uses Apostolic Letters the way he does
Beyond apostolic letters in the form of a motu proprio, the letters of Pope Francis are also instruments for addressing the people of God
Journeying together on the path of synodality
The Church is alive because God is merciful and faithful to us, accompanying us, healing us, renewing us
















