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Religion can unite people to work toward common goal, says green...
Golan noted how residents of the Holy Land can overcome their differences by working together on a common project like water accessibility
Child’s tooth in Laos could offer clues to ancient human relative
Researchers believe the discovery proves that Denisovans -- a now-extinct branch of humanity -- lived in the warm tropics of southeast Asia
Climate justice, civil groups score victory against fossil gas project in...
They said the fight against the LNG project in Bataan is "far from being over,” adding that people should remain vigilant
Priests, religious should not carry firearms, say Church leaders
The CBCP has said that a priest’s actions and attitude should conform as closely as possible to Christ’s
Prince Charles visits Canada with abuses against Indigenous People in spotlight
"We must find new ways to come to terms with the darker and more difficult aspects of the past"
HIV ‘a silent epidemic’ amid COVID pandemic, says health advocate
The COVID-19 pandemic has overshadowed the HIV-AIDS issue after the government declared a national health emergency in 2020
Spanish Jerusalem Bible changes ‘fishers of men’ to ‘fishers of persons’
“The change is due to the fact that the Biblical and Archaeological School of Jerusalem seeks above all fidelity to the original texts"
Sin against God, unprecedented crime against humanity
There is no doubt that images of what climate change looks like no longer belong to the future but are happening now
Cardinal Zen set to appear in Hong Kong court next week
Cardinal Zen was arrested May 11 under China’s national security law with at least four others for his role as a trustee of a relief fund
Shots! Pope jokes ‘a little tequila’ would ease knee pain
"You know what I need for my leg? A little tequila!" Pope Francis joked with a group of Mexican priests in a video posted on TikTok


















