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The curious case of just energy transition in the Philippines

No more delays, no to greenwashing, no to false solutions. The JET in the Philippines must be genuinely launched as soon as possible

IN PHOTOS: Filipino Muslims enter holy month of fasting and spiritual...

Faithful observe dawn-to-sunset fasting, evening prayers and shared meals as Ramadan opens a month of reflection and compassion

Philippine Church warns against normalized injustice, calls for structural change in...

Philippine Church launches Lenten campaign urging structural change, confronting normalized injustice beyond traditional charity, almsgiving

IN PHOTOS: Filipino bishop calls for urgent conversion, backs digital media...

Bishop Ayuban urges Catholics to return, reconcile and fast with purpose as Lent begins in Cubao cathedral

Philippine bishops call for anti-dynasty law, accountability at EDSA’s 40th anniversary

Philippine bishops urge civic vigilance, voter education and structural reforms as nation marks four decades after People Power

Philippine bishops propose ‘digital media fasting’ as Lenten discipline

Philippine bishops urge digital media fasting for Lent 2026, calling Catholics to reclaim silence, balance, and spiritual focus

Philippine town launches grassroots poverty mapping drive with Indigenous leaders, Church...

Indigenous leaders and Church partners launch grassroots poverty mapping initiative in rural Philippines under Zero Poverty PH 2030 campaign

Filipino bishop links shared Ramadan, Lent observance to peace, care for...

A Filipino bishop says the shared start of Ramadan and Lent calls Muslims and Christians to live peace together

Caritas Philippines head urges Church social action workers to slow down,...

President of Caritas Philippines urges Church social action workers to slow down, listen deeply, and sustain faith-driven accountability

Church and civil society: Catalysts of migrant regularization reform in Spain

Groups countered opposition grounded in the so-called “pull factor” theory, which claims legalization encourages irregular migration

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