Tag: social action
A stranger in a place I once called home
We sometimes become too attached to the things we build, the institutions we lead, the programs we initiate, and the people who become part of our lives
Burned forests in Indonesia must not become mines or plantations, Church...
Catholic leaders say worsening fires threaten public health, livelihoods and Indigenous communities while exposing deeper ecological justice concerns
Thai Catholic project bridges pastoral care and public health for elderly
Church-run elder care in northeastern Thailand links pastoral support, home visits and public health services for aging communities
Caritas Philippines urges halt to Talim wind project amid community concerns
Church social action leaders press for transparency and safeguards as communities raise concerns over livelihoods and ecological risks
High donation rate masks funding strain among Philippine NGOs
Studies show strong public trust and corporate support, yet social organizations struggle as demand and operating expenses rise
FABC delegates call for stronger Church action on Asia’s deepening crises
Delegates linked synodality with concrete action on conflict, displacement, inequality, ecological harm and the inclusion of marginalized communities
Bishop urges social action workers to hold fast to truth despite...
The bishop said Jesus responded to rejection not by abandoning his mission, but by moving forward with integrity and perseverance
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
Philippine Church activates relief network, shelters as deadly storms strike back-to-back
Churches across Bicol become shelters of faith and refuge as Super Typhoon Fung-wong bears down on the Philippines
Spirituality and Hope: Answering the Church’s call for integral development and...
Church’s social mission links faith, justice, and ecology, empowering the poor and defending creation through hope


















