Tag: violence
Church leaders back farmers, condemn ‘excessive’ police force
Church leaders linked farmers’ protests to land, livelihood and El Niño hardships while urging authorities to uphold constitutional rights
Calls mount for probe into police actions against journalists at agrarian...
Media organizations say the incidents raise concerns over press safety and existing safeguards for journalists covering public demonstrations nationwide
Farmers defy police attempt to dismantle protest camp outside agrarian reform...
More than 400 farmers are pressing land, livelihood and environmental demands ahead of National Peasant Day protests in Manila
At Vatican, Filipino cardinal says struggling families need community, not just...
The prelate cited families devastated by killings during the Philippine drug war, leaving widows, orphans and grandparents struggling to rebuild their lives
AI, Technology, and Violence
Because “a world in which machines, albeit sophisticated and faster than us, are the ones to decide to bomb defenseless people, would be truly frightening"
Pope to pilgrims in Lourdes: ‘You will leave as missionaries of...
Pope calls pilgrims to conversion and penance, urges the Church to conversion, and invites the sick to see their suffering as part of Christ’s redemptive action
Cardinal Tagle urges end to wars, violence at father’s funeral
Tagle said his father also survived because people around him offered support during the war, a lesson he connected to the importance of human relationships
Cross-border Catholic gathering continues amid unrest in southern Thailand
Church gathering in Narathiwat brings Thai and Malaysian Catholics together as communities navigate insecurity along the southern border
Two dead in shooting at Jesuit-run school in southern Philippines
The shooting prompted a police investigation, psychosocial support for students and scrutiny of campus security in Philippine schools
Thai teen’s viral ‘Got Talent’ performance revives Christian reflection on mercy...
A viral performance of “Zombie” prompts renewed reflection on violence, forgiveness, and the Christian call to mercy and reconciliation


















