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Families gathered in Quezon City to remember victims of the Philippine government’s war on drugs and continue seeking justice

Climate agencies monitor Pacific conditions as forecasts signal possible El Niño, raising concerns over food security, water supply, and disaster risks

Pope Leo XIV mourns the late Lebanese priest, Fr. Pierre El-Rahi, who was killed amid the conflict in the Middle East

Bishop Alminaza said the issue of mining goes beyond environmental damage and reflects a broader economic system driven by extraction

This uncontrolled access to social media and group chats is a commercial product that harms children, and it is sold by the telcos

For the Church in Asia, his witness becomes both a challenge and a gift, calling Catholics to navigate innovation without losing their souls

Global church bodies warn widening Middle East war threatens civilians, urging ceasefire and renewed diplomacy to prevent deeper crisis

The General Secretariat of the Synod publishes the third Final Report on 'Women’s participation in the life and leadership of the Church.'

Church and environmental groups urge faster renewable energy transition as Mindoro conservation measures expose fossil fuel vulnerability

AI is like a “junior staffer,” Alarcon said, noting that while it can help process information, ethical responsibility belongs to people