The danger of a nuclear nightmare
Most people live in ignorance of the terrible dangers that the powerful and intellectual humans have wrought in the world
Sep
2022
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Commentary
Mar
2022
2
Mas malala ang krisis sa klima kumpara sa COVID-19 sa ating buhay
ipinakita ng IPCC na maraming bahagi ng ating kalikasan ang malapit nang hindi kayanin ang mag-angkop sa nagbabago nilang kapaligiran, mula sa mas mataas na temperatura hanggang sa mas nakalalasong karagatan.
Feb
2022
25
EDSA 36 years later: The Laudato Si’ perspective
The names may have changed, but our circumstances remain as dire, perhaps even worse, than they were 36 years ago. The imperative to protect our democracy must remain as strong, and translated to meaningful change.
Feb
2022
21
The Most Precious of All
Global warming is evaporating lakes, reservoirs and melting the glaciers in the mountains around the world
Feb
2022
11
Message of Bishop Pablo Virgilio David to Kalookan Laity for Principled Politics
. Isang pagkakamali ang iugnay ito sa tiwaling pamamahala at tanggapin na lang na ito’y likas na marumi. Mananatili ngang marumi ang pulitika kung ito’y iiwan natin sa mga kandidatong may maruming layunin.
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