Catholic Church's social arm pledges to work with new administration and hold it accountable

Caritas Philippines urged the country's new leaders to "honor the rule of law and history, and make government more accountable”

Marcos said he would not "allow a single millimetre of our maritime coastal rights to be trampled upon"

President Rodrigo Duterte has issued an executive order institutionalizing access to protection services for refugees and asylum seekers

Hundreds of riot police and protesters opposing the proclamations clashed outside the Commission on Human Rights

Marcos election victory is a call for society to ensure there is no repetition of past atrocities

Maritime care part of country's efforts to help world mark 7th anniversary of pope's landmark encyclical on environment

La Niña, a weather pattern that drives more rains, is in effect, resulting in the increased likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions

The court ruled in favor of at least 30 plaintiffs against the Marcopper Mining Corporation for a mine spill in 1993

Archbishop Teofilo Camomot of Cebu is formally declared 'venerable' by Pope Francis

Bishop Dela Peña said the relocation of the people has become a “blessing,” as the city celebrates the feast of Mary, Help of Christians

“We know the risks, we know the threats, we just can’t allow the fear to erase our works that tell history” - Maria Ceres Doyo

Members duped into paying for pastoral services by someone claiming to be Archbishop Charles Brown

Even when the Philippines is the last bastion of absolute marriage, the moral truth remains that divorce is against God's will

Governor Reynaldo Tamayo Jr. vowed to create a technical working group to study the decision of the provincial board

Archbishop Teofilo Camomot, who was ordained a bishop in 1955, was known on the island of Cebu in the Philippines for his spiritual gifts

It is the duty of the church leaders to see that the law challenging ISPs is implemented

Reports Sara Duterte will get education portfolio prompts warning not to use classes to whitewash martial law abuses

Brother Armin Luistro, 60, is a former Philippine education secretary who served under President Benigno Aquino

Imagine the chaos if history gets rewritten with Marcos Jr picking Duterte's daughter as the next education secretary

Clerical group offers counseling to people left stressed by Ferdinand Marcos Jr's landslide election victory

Student bodies at three top institutions call for online lessons only in protest at Marcos Jr becoming president

The second meeting between Pope Francis and Patriarch Kirill of Moscow in Jerusalem was put off after Russia invaded Ukraine

Angel Marie Vier Albaracin, 6, attends canonization of St Marie Rivier who allegedly cured girl of fatal condition

Child abuse continues to thrive because many in society, including the Church, turn a blind eye