Cebu archbishop joins clamor against Dumaguete reclamation project
Development should have a human face… one that adheres to and primarily attends to the general welfare of the people first and foremost before anything else.
Laudato Si bridges the gap between faith and science
Faith gives us compass, understanding, and much more than science will ever give us. But science gives us something unique – the tools.
“This is not about saving the world as we know it, it’s about saving our world for what it still could be”
Yet the most important solution is not something that needs to be a technological marvel that must be invented. The key to addressing the climate crisis is to go back to basics.
Water crisis threatens over 12 million people in Iraq and Syria
More than 12 million people in Syria and Iraq are losing access to water, food and electricity and urgent action is needed to combat a severe water crisis.
Children in six Asian countries at ‘extremely high risk’ of the climate crisis
Understanding where and how children are uniquely vulnerable to [the climate] crisis is crucial in responding to it.
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Filipino fisherman and an eco-warrior among 5 winners of Asia’s Nobel Prize
“He is being recognized for his inspiring determination in leading his fellow fisherfolk to revive a dying fishing industry by creating a sustainable marine environment for this generation and generations to come
Activist group decries issuance of clearance to mining companies in Palawan
The protected landscape that is threatened by mining operations serves as a sanctuary to wildlife, “which many environmental groups have long defended and protected by law.”
Video: Pope Francis hails the youth for fighting for “Our Common Home”
The pontiff encouraged the human family to “advance with young people towards lifestyles that are simpler and more respectful of the environment.”
CREATION IS GROANING
It made me feel the abundance that nature can generate if only we can cooperate with its own dynamics and learn to dance to its tune. It is creation at work on its own.
Cardinal Advincula encourages Filipinos to share the gifts of nature
“When we do not recognize the gifts that we have received, we fail to be responsible stewards,” said the prelate.