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War-driven oil spike shakes global markets as Asian equities slip
Rising geopolitical tensions unsettle markets as fears grow that prolonged conflict could disrupt energy supply and economic stability
Holy See: Christians are most persecuted religious community in world
The Holy See highlights the persecution that Christians face across the world and emphasizes that nations must ensure religious freedom
Caritas Philippines warns fossil fuel dependence deepens war, economic insecurity
Church social action arm says oil-driven conflicts deepen instability and economic hardship, calling for urgent renewable energy transition
Espionage allegations add new strain to Philippines–China relations
Philippine authorities detain Filipino nationals over alleged China-linked espionage as security concerns grow amid continuing tensions in the South China Sea
Catholic groups warn UN peace efforts will fail without justice and...
Catholic groups warn UN peace efforts will fail unless conflicts’ root causes are addressed and Global South voices shape decisions
Pope at Audience: The Church’s humanity and divinity are in harmony
Pope Leo XIV continues reflecting on 'Lumen gentium,' suggesting there is no opposition between the human and divine dimensions of the Church
Indigenous groups renew call to scrap Philippine Mining Act on its...
Katribu renews call to scrap Philippine Mining Act, citing land grabs, environmental destruction, and violations of ancestral rights
Fifty-two years of healing and justice for abused and empowered children
Preda hopes to set up a home for abused girls in Cebu and is looking for a farm lot in a secluded area of about 2.5 hectares in the Liloan–Danao area
Pope Leo XIV names new apostolic vicar of Tabuk
The vicariate has about 22 mission stations and parishes, administered by 25 diocesan priests with support from missionary priests
War-linked oil spike rattles Asian markets, raises inflation concerns
Asian markets reel as conflict-driven oil price surge raises pressure on economies, threatening recovery and complicating global monetary policy
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