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The Philippines is finally going after plastic producers, but some companies...
There are some companies, which may not have sustainability as a priority, that are still in denial that they are mandated to do the EPR law
Philippine Congress passes bill aimed to curb teenage pregnancy
the bill will help young people access information and services “to make informed and responsible choices” about their sexual and reproductive health
Sri Lanka Catholics seek foreign probe into Easter bombings
Islamist extremists targeted churches and hotels in the 2019 suicide bomb attacks against Christian worshippers and foreign travelers
Philippine mall opens Marian exhibit
The exhibition showcases at least 70 images of the Blessed Virgin from various Catholic parishes and dioceses.
CBCP head explains issue on gov’t’s anti-communist task force
David said the CBCP Permanent Council will tackle if the Commission could engage NTF-ELCAC “without having to join its ExeCom as a member”
CBCP clarificatory statement on NTF-ELCAC
"It’s not exactly CBCP as a conference but the Episcopal Commission of Public Affairs that is there as a private sector representative."
Filipino peace advocate among winners of Asian humanitarian prize
Coronel-Ferrer is one of four recipients of the Asia's Nobel Prize for her efforts in "harnessing the power of women" in peace advocacy
In the Philippines, justice remains elusive for victims of enforced disappearances
Despite the enactment of the Anti-Enforced or Involuntary Disappearance Act of 2012, “enforced disappearances have not stopped”
Pope’s visit serves as ‘nourishment’ to small Catholic community, says Filipino...
Pope Francis' Apostolic Journey to Mongolia is a pivotal moment in the history and development of a “young” and “small” Catholic community
Asian bishops unveil website dedicated for Synod
Bishop Sebastian Francis said the Synod “is a privileged moment to continue the threefold dialogue with cultures, religions, and the poor”