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  How to Find Rest amid the Hustle and Bustle of Christmas Season?

  CBN Asia, Dec 20, 2023

  Christmas is just around the corner! Though it’s a time of joy and merriment, the hustle and bustle of this season can still take its toll on a lot of people. You, too, might still have a lot on your Christmas to-do list: buying gifts, organizing parties, and working nonstop to make sure that the holidays would be well-spent. But, Christmas is not just about gift-giving, festivities, decorating, and all that. Ultimately, it is about Jesus. Luke 19:10 says that Jesus’ goal is to […]

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  Climate activists urge PH government to take firm stand on fossil fuel phaseout

  Licas News Philippines, Dec 12, 2023

  The Philippines is actively pursuing a position on the inaugural board of the fund, tasked with overseeing and governing the mechanism.

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  Protect life and defend family, itataguyod ng Prolife Philippines

  VeritasPH, Dec 9, 2023

  VeritasPH is one of the prominent Roman Catholic online church media in the Philippines and the official digital arm of the Radio Veritas Global Broadcasting Inc.We provide church news, programs, and public affairs, for the Filipino global community.It also carries content from Radio Veritas 846 - Ang Radyo ng Simbahan, the number one faith-based radio station in the country.

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  National synodal synthesis on family and life

  CBCPNews, Dec 6, 2023

  The family is the basic cell of the ecclesial community of missionary disciples. Just as the family is the seedbed of vocations to the lay apostolate, to priestly ministry, and to consecrated life,…

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  Pope Francis urges immediate climate action at COP28

  Licas News Philippines, Dec 5, 2023

  "The destruction of the environment is not only a personal sin but also a structural one, posing a severe threat to all human beings"

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  Climate activists block Shell Terminal in protest ahead of COP28

  Licas News Philippines, Nov 29, 2023

  Demonstrators urged President Marcos Jr. to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for the losses and damages experienced by communities