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Antipolo mayor calls for review of wind turbines in Rizal’s fragile...
Antipolo City mayor urges DENR and Vena Group to reconsider wind turbine sites in Rizal’s environmentally sensitive karst landscapes
‘In the end, it’s all about grace,’ says Kalibo bishop-elect
Villareal asked the bishops for their continued support, guidance and prayers as he prepares to formally assume his pastoral role
Pope Leo: Let us raise our voices for peace
“We little ones can raise our voices and always seek dialogue and not violence to resolve these problems,” the pope said
South Korean coalition ends 800-km anti-nuclear walk, presses government to reverse...
Groups complete an 800-kilometer pilgrimage, urging South Korea to abandon nuclear expansion and pursue a just renewable energy transition
Philippine Protestant bishops condemn conviction of journalist, church worker
Philippine church bishops condemn conviction of journalist and lay worker, warning it threatens press freedom and human rights
Vincentian Life Series 2026 | Fairly strong and robust
Knowing Vincent de Paul in his flesh and blood brings down the lifeless saint from the pedestal people have created for him
ICC rules Duterte fit for pre-trial, sets Feb. 23 confirmation hearing
ICC rejects adjournment bid, clears Duterte to face Feb. 23 confirmation hearing over alleged drug war crimes
Mobile museum on drug war victims opens at Philippine Senate
Lakbay Museo ng Paghilom will be open to the public for three days, from Jan. 26 to 28, coinciding with the opening of the Senate’s session
UN High Commissioner for Refugees: Church important partner in helping refugees
Many refugees struggle to get out of situations of displacement and humanitarian organizations are stretched for resources
‘Enough is enough’: Philippine bishop speaks out after violent anti-mining dispersal
Church leader denounces violent crackdown on anti-mining protest in northern Philippines, urging accountability after arrests and mining entry


















