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Pope reiterates need to respect rights of children, protect them from...

Leo renews the call to place children at the heart of global concern, as the situation of the world’s youngest remains deeply troubling

MGB warns landslide, flooding in 1.4K E. Visayas villages due to...

MGB asked residents to stay alert for any signs of an increase or decrease in flood levels, and watch over areas near rivers, slopes, or drainage canals

Three years on, Mindoro oil spill victims still await justice as...

Nearly three years after the Mindoro oil spill, fisherfolk demand justice, compensation, and long-term protection as claims deadline approaches

Bishop urges social action workers to hold fast to truth despite...

The bishop said Jesus responded to rejection not by abandoning his mission, but by moving forward with integrity and perseverance

‘Words are not enough’: Pope Leo XIV calls for lived human...

Pope Leo XIV urges leaders to turn human fraternity into concrete action as war and violence undermine solidarity

Unrestricted mining is destroying communities and the environment

Let us not fool ourselves into believing that extractive open-pit mining is for the benefit of the Filipino people, it is not.

HRW flags continued killings, red-tagging in Philippines despite Duterte ICC transfer

“President Marcos should move beyond rhetoric and take concrete measures to improve human rights in the Philippines,” said Bryony Lau

Kalibo diocese to ordain, install new bishop on April 23

The Vatican announced on Jan. 24 that Pope Leo XIV appointed Villareal, a 51-year old priest of Capiz, as the next bishop of Kalibo

St. John Henry Newman inscribed in the General Roman Calendar with...

Pope Leo XIV inscribes St. John Henry Newman, Doctor of the Church, in the General Roman Calendar, with his optional memorial being on Oct 9

Caritas Philippines head urges Church social action workers to slow down,...

President of Caritas Philippines urges Church social action workers to slow down, listen deeply, and sustain faith-driven accountability

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