Tag: Philippine politics
Duterte’s daughter, Sara, to run for Philippines’ vice president
Sara Duterte had been widely expected to run for president in a bid to succeed her father, and potentially protect him from criminal charges
Bishops remind Filipinos to think of ‘common good’ in 2022 elections
Bishop Buzon said the Church “should work hard to prepare our people to (be) good leaders that can promote and work for the common good”
Faith-based peace groups find ‘resonance’ with Robredo’s views on insurgency
Kapayapaan and Pilgrims for Peace said Robredo's statement is “a positive sign that she would not endorse a purely militarist solution"
Bishop Pabillo warns against ‘pro-poor’ candidates in next year’s polls
People should be vigilant against candidates who portray themselves as “pro-poor” to lure voters ahead of the polls
Options on the ground
Clergy and religious help to put into practice Pope Francis’ dream of a listening, dialogical and synodal Church
The Church’s prohibition on the clergy’s participation in partisan politics
All Christians and the whole Church “must be involved in the area of politics when Gospel values are at stake”
Can priests and religious endorse political candidates?
In practice, priests who run for public office need to renounce their ministerial functions or are suspended from exercising them
‘My Name’ at ang paghahanap sa katotohanan
Napakahalaga sa panahon ngayon na kilatisin at alamin natin ang nagsasabi ng totoo at ang hindi
Faith-based, green groups press for ‘pro-people,’ ‘pro-environment’ bets in 2022 polls
“We have seen our fair share of destruction of lives and ecosystems .... Are these not enough for us to finally say no to mining?"
Priest in Bicol gets ‘irreversible’ suspension for entering politics
Father Pitapit is running for mayor in Libmanan, the largest town of Camarines Sur, in next year's elections