On Laudate Deum: A voice from Asia
“Unless citizens control political power – national, regional and municipal – it will not be possible to control damage to the environment”
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Commentary
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Disastrous consequences of climate change for children
The Philippines is 31 in the ranking of this “high-risk” list of countries due to natural disasters caused by climate change.
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Laudate Deum: Definitive call for climate action
Laudate Deum is a pastoral message by the pope written directly for Catholics to make clear commitments on climate change
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Exploring Indigenous Integral Ecology and Alternative Development Paradigm Among the Mangyans of Mindoro
It is imperative to rediscover the wisdom of indigenous values and tradition and to harness this cultural energy
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Go, repair my house
Today, on his feast day, the same Church begins its Synod on Synodality. The church is in crisis. The world our common home, also part of St. Francis’ church, is crumbling.
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