Radical Love: A way of life
“Walang pag-ibig na hihigit pa kaysa pag-ibig ng isang taong nag-aalay ng kanyang buhay para sa kanyang mga kaibigan.”
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Commentary
Oct
2021
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Three catastrophes are already upon the world
The third catastrophe is the ignorance, blindness and apathy and indifference of the public worldwide to the truth of climate change.
Oct
2021
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Explaining COP26: Why it matters for Filipinos
This is part of the country’s pursuit of climate justice at the global level, a position it has championed in decades of negotiations.
Oct
2021
25
A common call for an end to climate imperialism
All are icing on the cake. We cannot eat their empty words. At the end of the day, the people and the planet suffer.
Oct
2021
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Responding to the cry of the poor
We are called to be mindful that the poor suffer most the effects of climate change, pollution, and the destruction of the environment.
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