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Catholic social teaching and Indigenous rights: A moral call to action
Upholding the rights of Indigenous peoples is not merely a legal obligation but a moral responsibility deeply rooted in Catholic teachings
What is Ash Wednesday?
The day gets its name from the practice of placing ashes on the foreheads of the faithful in the shape of a cross
PUP students rally against budget cuts, decry poor campus conditions
Through a flash mob dance, they decried the worsening conditions on campus and the government's continued reduction of education funds
Sibuyan residents demand DENR to revoke Altai mining permit
“It is totally unacceptable that Altai continues to have mining rights in Sibuyan when it has shown total disrespect to government laws"
Philippines’ Maharlika Fund fuels mining controversy, draws Church’s ire
The organization warned that this investment contradicts the fund’s stated purpose of economic growth while endangering communities
Church leaders in Asia and Oceania encouraged to champion Indigenous rights,...
RAEON highlighted the worsening threats to biodiversity, ocean sustainability, and the rights of Indigenous Peoples
Philippine faith group opposes Maharlika investment in large-scale mining
“In essence, hard-earned Filipino taxpayers’ money seems to fund social and environmental exploitation,” PMPI said in a statement.
Caritas Philippines urges Senate to act swiftly on VP Duterte impeachment
"Once an impeachment complaint is filed, government institutions must act swiftly and decisively," said Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo
EDSA as ‘Epiphany of Saints’: Cardinal David stresses faith, heroism in...
“It was a shining moment in our nation’s history, but sadly, many Filipinos are forgetting it,” Cardinal David lamented
Filipino church leaders call for social transformation on EDSA anniversary
The church leaders expressed concern over the return of the same political family unseated during the uprising to the highest seat of power