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Council of the Laity in Tarlac endorses candidacy of Leni Robredo
Lay Catholics in Tarlac said they support "a leader who is morally trustworthy and acts responsibly for the good of all”
Caritas Philippines continues to bring aid to typhoon survivors in Negros
Caritas Philippines returned to Negros Occidental province this week to provide shelter kits to more families whose houses were damaged
Questions Concerning the Political Participation of the Clergy and Religious –...
This series aims to clarify issues confronting Filipino Christians, Catholics in particular, ahead of the country's national elections
Indigenous from Canada demand that Church ‘acknowledge responsibility’ for abuses
The group will bring to Pope Francis "a depth of lived experience and insight" on the legacy of schools and the impacts of colonialism"
Pope Francis: New Vatican guide on migrant ministry promotes encounter with...
The guidebook invites Catholics to work together to help people experiencing tragedy and uprootedness, the pope said
Caritas Philippines reminds local political candidates to abide by campaign rules
Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo, Caritas Philippines national director, urged politicians “to be better examples of local politics”
Philippines as ‘super typhoon’ hotspot needs to be center of policy...
Strong weather disturbances are no longer aberrations, but are the “new normal” as the country faces the climate crisis
The power politics of the Russian invasion
The ambitions of autocrats and powerful politicians are usually to enrich themselves and intimidate all rivals and critics
Religious leaders urged to do more to end reign of Myanmar’s...
A new report titled ‘Nowhere is Safe’ says Myanmar's military and police have committed murder, torture, and displaced citizens
Pope’s recorded video messages for Catholics in Hong Kong, China go...
The videos, which were posted online with Chinese subtitles, have been viewed thousands of times, less than 24 hours after its release
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