Season of Creation: Upholding the Rights of Nature for Human Dignity and Sustainable Development
Amid worsening climate environmental crisis, we are called not only to ecological conversion but also to recognize a deeper truth
Bayombong bishop leads Church opposition to new mining project in Nueva Vizcaya
Bayombong bishop and residents unite against Woggle’s mining exploration, warning of environmental destruction and community displacement
NEWS RELEASE | Philippine climate groups to convene for 10th anniversary of Laudato Si’
Sessions across two days will tackle green finance, sustainable operations, ecological spirituality, and advocacy for integral ecology.
Filipino bishop clarifies stance on dredging, warns against profit-driven mining
Calapan bishop clarifies Church backs legitimate flood control but firmly opposes commercial dredging threatening communities and environment
What it means to be ‘free’ from disasters – not just flooding
Filipinos must confront root causes of disasters, reject “free” quick fixes, and restore accountability in environmental stewardship
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Season of Creation: Upholding the Rights of Nature for Human Dignity and Sustainable Development
Amid worsening climate environmental crisis, we are called not only to ecological conversion but also to recognize a deeper truth
Bayombong bishop leads Church opposition to new mining project in Nueva Vizcaya
Bayombong bishop and residents unite against Woggle’s mining exploration, warning of environmental destruction and community displacement
NEWS RELEASE | Philippine climate groups to convene for 10th anniversary of Laudato Si’
Sessions across two days will tackle green finance, sustainable operations, ecological spirituality, and advocacy for integral ecology.
Filipino bishop clarifies stance on dredging, warns against profit-driven mining
Calapan bishop clarifies Church backs legitimate flood control but firmly opposes commercial dredging threatening communities and environment
What it means to be ‘free’ from disasters – not just flooding
Filipinos must confront root causes of disasters, reject “free” quick fixes, and restore accountability in environmental stewardship