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Demolition gang beheads giant war deity in China’s Hubei
The 170 million yuan statue has been ordered demolished for violating the city’s historic and cultural protection plan
Catholic priests in Dumaguete hold ‘penitential walk’ for environment
The priests offered the “penitential walk” for the scrapping of the controversial 174-hectare reclamation project in the city
German philanthropist who built children’s village in central Philippines remembered
Jürgen Schneidt established the Padre Burgos Children's Village in Southern Leyte province in 1985
A mother’s holy obedience
To Mary belongs the pivotal role in our daily spiritual struggle of balancing individual gains and social responsibility
Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican leaders call climate crisis a ‘devastating injustice’
"The current climate crisis speaks volumes about who we are and how we view and treat God’s creation"
Vatican releases synod on synodality preparatory documents
The preparatory document is “a tool to facilitate the first phase of listening to and consulting the People of God in the particular Churches”
‘You are not alone,’ Catholics told at start of Eucharistic Congress...
"Do not be afraid: God is not dead, the Eucharist overcomes every loneliness, every distance, every indifference"
Filipino Catholics, people of Palawan told to speak for environment in...
Bishop Broderick Pabillo said tourists come to Palawan “not because of old structures or art but because of the beautiful environment”
Failing to protect our Common Home
The many strands of "climate conventions" failed to stop the aggressive behaviors of environmental "criminals"
Myanmar military releases anti-Muslim monk
Ashin Wirathu, dubbed as the "Buddhist Bin Laden," was released after all charges against him were dropped


















