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Free children from ‘brutal yoke of labor exploitation,’ says pope
The pope’s message was addressed to FAO director general Qu Dongyu at the start of a two-day meeting of the Global Solutions Forum
Pope Francis to COP26: ‘Now is the time to act, urgently,...
Pope Francis has sought to galvanize efforts to protect the environment since his election in 2013
Leaders commit to 30% methane cut at climate summit
European Commission head Ursula Von der Leyen said that the methane cut would "immediately slow down climate change"
Black sand mining topbills start of synodal process in northern Philippine...
Lay people raised concerns regarding the state of the environment in the province during the consultations
COP26 leaders vow new drive to save forests
The pledge is backed by almost US$20 billion in public and private funding and is endorsed by more than 100 leaders
Obispo, umaapela sa gobyerno na tutukan ang kapakanan ng mga bilanggo
Naaangkop lamang na ipagdasal at ipadama sa mga bilanggo ang pagkalinga at pag-aaruga sa kabila ng kanilang mga nagawang pagkakasala
‘Help us stop enforced disappearance,’ kin of ‘desaparecidos’ urge politicians
"It doesn't matter if days or years have passed since our relatives went missing, the anxiety and agony is still in our hearts”
The superpowers of Choc Nut
The unsaturated fat in peanuts gives one energy, which can help a person remain alert and ward off fatigue and sleepiness
Should Catholics talk to their dead loved ones?
The Church encourages Catholics to pray for the dead as one of the spiritual works of mercy
Catholic priest threatened at gunpoint in Myanmar
The UN said it feared a wider human rights catastrophe amid reports of thousands of troops massing in the north and west of the country


















