Only those whose lives are blessed by God can keep standing up to life's pains and be a source of life for others

Columban has inspired countless men and women throughout the world to follow his example and continue his mission

Rights groups call on Congress members to support a resolution to cooperate with the International Criminal Court

It aims to facilitate climate reparations to impacted communities through the establishment of a loss and damage fund

32 out of 58 victims of the 2009 Ampatuan massacre were journalists

In times of apocalyptic crises, church people tend to be sectarian and exclusivist. We are tempted to get out of society

One dead, thousands evacuated as Northern and Eastern Samar provinces of the archipelago are hit by torrential showers

Lawmakers' threat to cut funding undermines the Commission on Human Rights' ability to protect reproductive rights, says HRW

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said his administration sees “nuclear energy becoming a part of the Philippine energy mix by 2032”.

32-year-old woman gets four life terms for sexually abusing 6-year-old son,1-year-old girl online for profit

If there is any form of theological reflection in the Church of the future, it should be a product of this everyday synodality on the ground

Fry's findings “should further amplify the alarming trend of criminalization, terrorist-tagging and attacks against IPs worldwide”.

Over a dozen speakers only had two hours to express their grievances and report on human rights and environmental concerns with the UN Envoy

De Lima's ordeal on false charges highlights the current state of the nation's legal justice system, critics say

It is not immediately clear when Leila de Lima, one of the most outspoken critics of ex-President Rodrigo Duterte, will walk free

Seven groups from the five provinces and two cities of the Cordillera region joined the festivities in Baguio City on Saturday, November 11.

In a decision dated November 10, Judge Gener Gito allowed former senator Leila de Lima to post bail of 300,000 pesos ($5,350)

Sadly, there are only a few brave bishops and priests speaking out and taking a stand for child victims of clergy abuse

The most powerful typhoon in history has taught the Philippines a few lessons. One of them is climate justice

Catholics in Asia were 153.3 million in 2021 with an annual increase of 1.49 million

Broadcaster Juan Jumalon killed in attack at his studio that was witnessed by social media users watching his program

Many Filipino migrants say they stay back in Israel because of fear that back home they will be jobless

Leyte Normal University directives over accreditation process for publication seen as stifling press freedom

Local elections in the Catholic-majority nation are known for rigging and violence by rival groups

Filipinos have the prerogative to design the diaconate a bit differently, says bishops' conference chief