US offers over a billion dollars to support Mindanao railway project
The offer came after the Philippines decided against pursuing Chinese official development assistance (ODA) financing for the project
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Marcos says 1,416 Filipinos seek repatriation amid escalating war
Over 1,400 Filipinos request repatriation as Middle East conflict closes airspace, halting evacuation efforts and forcing shelter-in-place advisories
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Pope Leo XIV: Theology serves to move the Church’s mission forward
Pope Leo insists that theology must work to proclaim the Gospel, deepen the mystery of the faith, and resist the temptation to turn backward
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Caritas PH presses new environment chief on Verde Island Passage
Caritas Philippines calls DENR leadership transition a justice test as oil spill accountability remains unresolved three years later
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Energy coalition warns of power price spikes, says Hormuz crisis exposes PH fossil fuel dependence
Energy coalition warns Hormuz crisis may spike Philippine power rates, urges price controls and faster renewable transition
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Pope on Iran: Peace not built with mutual threats or death-dealing arms
Pope Leo XIV appeals for nations to recall their moral responsibility to seek peace, as violence escalates in the Middle East
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Catholic educators call for broader anti-dynasty ban as Senate panel backs second-degree limit
Catholic educators urge broader anti-dynasty ban, warning Senate’s second-degree limit may preserve entrenched family political control
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Pope Leo XIV to make Apostolic Journeys to Africa, Spain, and Monaco
The length of this Papal Visit approaches that of Pope Saint John Paul II in 1985, when he visited seven countries in 11 days
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EDSA at 40: Bishop calls for ‘culture of accountability,’ says People Power must confront structural injustices
Bishop calls for accountability and structural reform as EDSA 40 rallies unfold under heavy police presence
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Pope Leo XIV: Guadalupe and the inculturation of the Gospel
Pope Leo presents Our Lady of Guadalupe as a model of authentic inculturation and a lasting criterion for the Church’s evangelizing mission
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ICC prosecutors allege Duterte authorized killings as confirmation hearing opens
International Criminal Court prosecutors told judges Monday that former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte personally authorized killings and selected some of the victims in his anti-drug campaign, as confirmation of charges hearings began in The Hague. Deputy Prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang said the proceedings serve as “a reminder that those in power are not above the […]
