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Catholic Church leaders have to be defenders of children
Unless women are given greater positions of authority to serve and protect children, the abuse will never end
Global powers urged to go further after UN climate deal
India and China weakened the language of the final text, forcing tears and an exasperated apology from Britain's COP26 president
Weak COP26 outcome signals need to strengthen NDC, phase out fossil...
The Philippines should take stronger actions to hold fossil fuel companies accountable and enable a rapid transition to renewable energy
Duterte’s daughter, Sara, to run for Philippines’ vice president
Sara Duterte had been widely expected to run for president in a bid to succeed her father, and potentially protect him from criminal charges
Filipinos at COP26 discuss concerns with Vatican officials
The activists met with Church officials to discuss the situation of communities and the need for funding to help victims of climate crisis
‘It is time that the poor be given back their voice’...
The pope underlined the importance of encountering the poor face to face and learning from their witness to hope
Filipinos urged to hold dialogue, partnerships for effective COVID-19 response
“To emerge better from the crisis, the principle of subsidiarity must be implemented, respecting everyone’s [role]"
Philippine parishes to launch ‘Men of St. Joseph’ movement on Dec...
The institution of the lay association is the Philippine Church’s response to Pope Francis’ apostolic letter “Patris Corde”
Pope Francis: ‘The Church is not a political organization that has...
The pope urged journalists to escape “from the tyranny of always being online,” to encounter and communicate reality
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