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Marcos heir wins Philippine election misinformation race, says report
False and misleading claims have flooded Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and Twitter in the lead-up to the May 9 polls
Pope Francis: Spending money on weapons ‘sullies the soul’
“Why, then, wage war on each other over conflicts that we should resolve by talking to each other as fellow people?”
Priests, nuns refuse to leave Ukraine amid chaos of war
Despite the immediate danger to the lives of all who stay, the clergy, led by the bishop, remain with their communities
‘Invisible’ solution to water shortages lies beneath our feet
With water scarcity set to worsen on a warming planet, a UN report calls for sustainable use of underground supplies
Pope Francis: ‘Right to drinking water is linked to right to...
"The right to drinking water and sanitation is linked to the right to life, which is rooted in the inalienable dignity of the human person"
Pagpasa ng batas para sa edukasyon ng PWDs, pinuri ng Simbahan
Ayon kay Father Dan Cancino maganda ang hakbang ng pamahalaan upang mas kilalanin at bigyan ng pagpapahalaga ang PWDs
Mamamayan, muling hinikayat na makiisa sa Earth Hour 2022
Layunin ng Earth Hour na ipabatid sa bawat isa na mayroon lamang iisang mundo at dapat na pakaingatan
Strasbourg cathedral loses famed ‘green ray,’ to fans’ chagrin
The stained glass at a cathedral in eastern France will no longer produce a distinctive green ray seen just twice a year, on the...
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 in May
Filipino bishop formally takes helm of Japan’s Diocese of Sendai
The 57-year-old Filipino also expressed hope that the war in Ukraine “would end soon”

















