Catholic community in Mongolia told to ‘not be concerned about small numbers’
He encouraged church workers to “entrust” themselves to Mary, seeking renewed zeal and ardent love to joyfully spread the Gospel
Philippine Churches open ‘Season of Creation,’ call for accountability
Starting September 1, Christians around the world will observe the “Season of Creation” with the theme “Listen to the Voice of Creation.”
Dapat bang suportahan ng Pilipinas ang ‘net-zero’ para sa klima?
Pagdating sa aksyong pangklima, hindi puwede ang neutral. Tanging ang pagtatapos ng ating matinding pagkadepende sa mga fossil fuel ang magtutulak sa atin patungo sa likas-kayang pag-unlad na nararapat sa bawat Pilipino
Caritas Philippines opposes Japan’s plan to release Fukushima wastewater
Japan on August 24 started releasing treated wastewater, 12 years after a massive earthquake and tsunami damaged the power plant in 2011
New law for accountability of energy transition metals pushed
The forum probed deeper questions on the energy and development paradigm of the national government and the need for systems change.
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Philippines remains ‘worst place’ in Asia for environmental defenders
For 10 consecutive years, the Philippines has been identified by Global Witness as the “worst place in Asia” for environmental activists.
Pro-environment groups across Asia urge G20 leaders to act on climate crisis
Climate activists and communities from the Global South demanded debt relief, economic reform, and climate justice
Ecumenical bishops call to surface missing church worker, environmental defender
“We will not stop until our missing environmental defenders and other victims of enforced disappearances are surfaced.”
Pope Francis calls for spiritual harmony amid technological progress and global challenges
The pontiff stressed the role of religions in promoting compassion, empathy, and responsibility toward the planet and its inhabitants.
Pope Francis extols Mongolia’s ecological wisdom, calls for global conservation
“You help us to appreciate and carefully cultivate what we Christians consider to be God’s creation, the fruit of His benevolent design”