With the ongoing climate emergency and what seems to be an unending cycle of greed of those in position, we need to value and protect what's left of us.
The social action arm of the Catholic Church in the Philippines is set to form three advocacy ministries to boost programs that address the concerns of the environment and poor communities.
Pro-environment organizations this week urged President-elect Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. to appoint a champion, not a bureaucrat or merely an administrator, as environment secretary.
Pro-environment groups on Sunday marked the observance of the World Environment Day with a reaffirmation of commitment to “fight injustice at all levels” under the new Marcos government.
Bishop Pablo Virgilio David said the advocacy to protect Our Common Home is shared by practically all communities of faith, all nations around the world, and all peoples of good will
About 82% of respondents in the Philippines consider it as either “extremely important” or “very important”, one of the highest scores among those surveyed.
With the ongoing climate emergency and what seems to be an unending cycle of greed of those in position, we need to value and protect what’s left of us.
Bishop Bagaforo said Marcos “needs to address the plight of farmers versus imported agricultural products”
Naglabas ng pahayag ang mga kaparian ng Catholic Diocese of Romblon laban sa pinaplanong pagmimina sa Sibuyan.
About 2,000 families from around the world gathered and listened to the testimonies of married couples and individuals on subjects related to marriage and family.