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On Earth Day, Philippine youth remind political candidates to ensure climate...
Greenpeace and youth partners delivered the “love letters” to the headquarters of the presidential candidates
Priests, religious urged to take ‘active role’ in Philippine elections
Many priests and religious have reportedly “forgotten to be prophets” and have not worked for “principled political participation”
Earth Day 2022: Fisherfolk decry economic impact of black sand mining...
Fisherfolk and anti-mining activists held a protest march in the northern Philippine town of Aparri in Cagayan province on April 22, Earth Day, to...
Revitalized Angkor Wat brings hope for Cambodia tourism recovery
Despite the huge economic cost for Cambodia, the pandemic has been a boon for renovations and conservation work at Angkor Wat
EARTH DAY 2022: No more vegetables in the market?
Changing weather has halved the amount of produce arriving at markets in Manila. A Catholic priest, his "drug reformists" and women farmers may have a solution in their "Saklay" farm
Today, hold hands, share a kiss under the mango, or whatever...
As we mark another Earth Day, let us go beyond the concerts and the tree planting and the speeches and programs
Children of Myanmar’s conflict zones deprived of key immunizations
Regular injections are often not an option for families caught in fighting between junta troops and the armed opposition
Green group presses for toxics, wastes-free Philippine schools
Protection of children from toxic chemicals and wastes should be prioritized because they are “uniquely vulnerable to its adverse effects”
Pope Francis joins UN chief’s appeal for Easter truce in Ukraine
The appeal for an Easter truce was launched on April 19 by Antonio Guterres, secretary general of the UN
Pope Francis: Catholic education is vital in ‘an age awash in...
“As educators, you are called to nurture the desire for truth, goodness and beauty that lies in the heart of each individual"


















