Tag: PCPR

The parable challenges the day laborers, and all those in solidarity with them, to stand united and work for a better community and society

Suffering, injustice, poverty, hunger, homelessness, racism, discrimination, killings, and wars are everywhere! Where are we in this context?

We are called to reach out and take on an accompanying role in the journey of our people toward healing and wholeness

We need a faith that challenges and rebukes the social realities that tossed up and down the lives of the poor and the vulnerable

"People are labeled as ‘terrorists’ when they start negotiating for better jobs, services, and rights."

Church leaders, however, said that the “real state of the nation” is very evident in communities where hunger and poverty are prevalent

The diversity of soil was good for different crops. Given the right conditions, they knew the prolific nature of their grains

There is no such thing as rest in a third world-capitalist laden society. Without rest, we are just like machines, devoid of meaning

PCPR said the killing of the Fausto children and their parents “is so repugnant and repulsive that our indignation cannot be assuaged”

In a world where the future seems uncertain despite immense progress, God calls us to be shepherds to each other