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Champions of Philippine land, indigenous peoples’ rights remembered
On November 10, rights groups will mark International Indigenous Peoples Heroes Day to honor those who contributed in advancing IP rights
Bishops’ commission welcomes senators’ retraction of support for death penalty
“Coming from two prominent and veteran legislators, this will boost the Church’s advocacy against any moves to reintroduce capital punishment"
On anniversary of Yolanda’s landfall, bishop urges faithful to care for...
Bishop Crispin Varquez of Borongan said the commemoration should inspire everyone as they grapple with the current health crisis
Priests, pastors urged to find ‘new ways of being Church’ during...
Technological competencies and a solid grounding on doctrine are needed for pastors to be effective in the age of social media
Foreign journalists fear further trouble under Hong Kong security law
Foreign correspondents in Hong Kong say sources are far less willing to talk to them since the citywide crackdown on public dissent
Pope Francis: ‘Free the sacred from its ties with money’
Pope Francis said the attitude of the scribes in the Gospel endures in the form of clericalism, which he described as “being above the poor"
Open-handed
One of the best signs that we are building a civilization of love is when we work for the survival of the weakest
Beyond COP26 and the Laudato Si’ lens of Pope Francis
Pope Francis provides us with a better vision for a livable planet—a common concern for the planet and people
Green activists hit ADB’s energy transition mechanism for Philippines, Indonesia
Activists and civil society groups said ADB's proposed mechanism undermines “just energy transition” in the region
Photos: Climate justice, now!
Environmental defenders and climate activists held a demonstration in the Philippines to mark the Global Day of Action for Climate Justice


















