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Umaasa si Military Bishop Oscar Jaime Florencio na mauuwi sa usapang pangkapayapaan ang umiiral na alitan sa pagitan ng Israel at Iran kasunod ng pag-iral ng tigil-putukan ng magkabilang panig, sa halip na pairalin ang karahasan na lalo lamang nagpapalala sa kalagayan ng mga inosenteng mamamayan. Ang mensahe ng obispo ay kaugnay na rin sa
Pope Leo XIV urges bishops "to be witnesses of hope" through lives rooted in God and devoted to Church service
Sinang-ayunan ng dating mahistrado ng Supreme Court ang pagtutol ng Office of the Prosecutor ng International Criminal Court sa hiling na interim release o pansamantalang pagpapalaya kay dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na nahaharap sa kasong crimes against humanity. Ayon kay former SC Justice Antonio Carpio, bukod sa hindi boluntaryong pagsuko sa korte, hindi rin kinikilala
On the 19th anniversary of the abolition of the death penalty in the Philippines, a human rights coalition is
Semirara’s tax relief sparks calls to repeal a decades-old coal law seen as undermining climate and fiscal policy
Holy See underscores the urgent moral responsibility to address root causes of poverty and reiterates concern on military expenditure
Suicide bombers kill 30 during evening Mass at Damascus church, marking Syria’s deadliest attack on Christians in years
Church in Antipolo launches weekly Holy Hour for Peace, calling faithful to pray for victims of war and violence
The UN expert also said that Cumpio’s case shows that the Philippine justice system “almost becomes a system for harassing.”
The document reports that more than 50 developing countries already allocate more than 10% of their tax revenues to interest payments
