Tag: Philippines

The Palawan Provincial Board unanimously passed the ordinance on February 5, barring all new large- and small-scale mining applications

“When the true intention behind doing good is to draw attention to oneself, it has nothing to do with God,” Cardinal David said

Upholding the rights of Indigenous peoples is not merely a legal obligation but a moral responsibility deeply rooted in Catholic teachings

The organization warned that this investment contradicts the fund’s stated purpose of economic growth while endangering communities

The church leaders expressed concern over the return of the same political family unseated during the uprising to the highest seat of power

Organizers said the protest demands for accountability from past and present leaders, including calls to hold the Marcos and Duterte

On Tuesday evening, the Holy See Press Office confirmed that Pope Francis has developed bilateral pneumonia

Beyond content creation, cyber missionaries should be advocates for social change and amplifiers of marginalized voices

HRW warned that the Philippine government is using terrorism-financing laws to target critics rather than legitimate terrorist threats

The Catholic Church’s journey of synodality is not just an ecclesiastical exercise but a fundamental shift in how the Church engages its people, particularly...