Ecumenical pathways in our synodal journey: Unity as mark of our Christian mission
The totality of ecumenical unity is achieved in lived communion among Churches
Jan
2022
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Commentary
Jan
2022
9
Feast of the Baptism of the Lord
Huwag nating kampihan ang mga naninira ng kalikasan, tulad ng pagsulong ng mining o ng coal powered plants.
Jan
2022
5
‘Loss and Damage Mechanism’ is justice to victims of human-induced climate calamities
Concerned world leaders should prioritize the creation of comprehensive financing systems aside from the debt assistance that they are offering. The initiative on financial relief should take from the lens that this is another way of reparations and standing firm to their account rather than luring these developing countries to accept their debt trap. In the first place, these wealthy countries are the primary reason why we are at this alarming stage of the climate crisis
Jan
2022
1
Manila Zoo: New Face, Same Old Ways
Manila Zoo, as it was once simply called, is a childhood memory for most of us, myself included. Little did I know, as I grew up to be an animal advocate, this will not be filed under “fondest childhood memories”.
Dec
2021
28
Let us re-examine the meaning of Christ’s birth in the wake of ‘Odette’
The faith-based group calls for a holistic and eco-centric governmental response "rooted in efficiency, accountability, and transparency"
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