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Families blast Duterte’s tactics: ‘Fit to stand trial, unfit to evade...

Families of drug war victims denounce ICC delay, calling Duterte “fit to stand trial” and justice long overdue

Philippine Protestant churches condemn widespread corruption, denounce ‘systemic rot’ in government

Protestant churches denounce widespread corruption in flood-control projects, urging accountability, transparency, and justice nationwide

Catholic initiative in the Philippines adopts ‘housing-led’ approach to homelessness

DePaul International visit highlights Vincentian partnership in Manila, pioneering housing-led initiative to support street-dwelling families

Bishop of Daet presses Primewater, officials over worsening water crisis

Bishop Herman Abcede demands accountability from Primewater and officials, framing Camarines Norte’s water crisis as a moral issue

Philippine bishops turn to digital generation to expose corruption, demand justice

Philippine bishops urge youth to confront corruption, with Catholic educators backing calls for integrity, vigilance, and reform

Asian bishops link ecological destruction and corruption, warn both crises hit...

Asian bishops warn corruption and ecological destruction are one crisis, urging conversion, justice, and solidarity during Season of Creation.

Cardinal David warns corruption, greed fueling ecological crisis in the Philippines

Cardinal David denounces greed and corruption at Laudato Si’ Summit, linking ecological destruction to systemic injustice and avarice

Church leaders denounce flood control corruption as ‘moral abomination’

Church leaders condemn corruption as “a moral abomination,” linking it to poverty, governance failure, and ecological destruction

Fewer rituals, fading importance: Asia joins global trend of religious decline

Younger generations in Asia mirror global secularization, showing sharp declines in rituals, religious importance, and faith affiliation

Filipino bishop links ecological justice with moral conversion in governance

Alminaza described overpriced and substandard flood-control projects as “monuments to greed” that fail to protect lives

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