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Crop change, land use change, climate change: Conversations with Indigenous youth
There is much work ahead but there are also many sources inspiration in stories from those who share the hope, care, practice, with a moral and spiritual grounding
Bishop tells Filipino migrants in Korea: Church has not forgotten you
He thanked the Archdiocese of Seoul and St. Benedict Hyehwa-dong Catholic Church for supporting the Filipino Catholic community and its pastoral mission
Pilgrimage carries Southern Luzon communities’ ‘cries’ over coal, land and ecological...
Walkers are bringing concerns over coal, land disputes, large energy projects and environmental damage directly to national agencies
Espionage bill raises press freedom, human rights concerns
Civil society groups say broad surveillance and secrecy provisions threaten public-interest reporting, source protection and humanitarian documentation nationwide
Church opposes new casino, warns gambling could harm vulnerable families
Church leaders urged authorities to put family welfare and human dignity ahead of gambling revenues and promises of easy money
Repeated coal outages fuel calls for accountability in power sector
Repeated outages and rising electricity costs are intensifying scrutiny of coal dependence, consumer protection and renewable energy alternatives
Church presses for ‘just transition’ as coal uncertainty threatens workers in...
Church leaders are pressing government and industry to protect livelihoods, diversify the economy and rehabilitate mining-affected island communities
Philippine Church urged to act before El Niño worsens hunger, water...
Social action centers are called to protect water, support farmers and strengthen food systems before drought deepens hardship
Why October needs an ecological Rosary
If we take this Rosary seriously, October could become more than a devotional tradition. It could become a school of ecological holiness
Rights group flags arrests, red-tagging as Philippine civic space remains ‘repressed’
Rights monitors cite arrests, red-tagging, protest crackdowns and threats to journalists as civic freedoms remain under sustained pressure


















