Tag: Philippines

Philippine dioceses urge prayer and witness as opposition grows against a proposed nuclear power plant in Pangasinan province

Catholic communicators must confront fear, militarization, and silence, choosing unarmed peace, truth, and hope amid widening injustice

Environmentalists say industry has no place in such delicate seascapes and needs better oversight if it is to operate

As the Jubilee closed, the Kalookan bishop urged Filipino families to reject power-centered politics and protect life together

Cardinal Jose Advincula urges Catholics to reclaim humility this Christmas, warning that wealth, power, and abuse distort faith and society

After years under a bridge, a Quezon City family celebrates first Christmas at home with a long-awaited tree

Top MISSION POSSIBLE student hackers in the Philippines launch PASAHero, turning synod-inspired ideas into a commuter safety initiative

Church leaders and residents raise rights concerns after a court order heightens eviction fears for Indigenous island community.

At stake is the well-being, mental, and emotional health of children, but some powerful and morally corrupt tycoons control the nation

Church in Mindoro integrates renewable energy into its pastoral mission, linking faith, climate justice, and community power access