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IN PHOTOS: Wrapped in mud and memory, devotees keep old promise

Devotees in mud and banana leaves mark St. John’s feast with prayers, candle offerings, and a muddy village procession

Philippine Indigenous leaders sign Bontoc Declaration to defend nature, ancestral lands

Indigenous leaders unite in Bontoc to defend nature’s rights and ancestral lands through dialogue, tradition, and action

Southeast Asian legislators call for end to military threats in Philippine...

ASEAN lawmakers urge Manila to protect fisherfolk, reject foreign militarization, and uphold coastal communities’ rights amid rising tensions

In rural Thailand, Filipino student leaders embark on mission of presence

Filipino student leaders join a sacred mission in rural Thailand, discovering God’s love through simplicity, presence, and shared humanity

PHLPost issues commemorative stamps honoring the late Pope Francis

The two-stamp design represents the dual nature of Pope Francis’ mission: as the spiritual leader of the Roman Catholic Church and as a global voice for humanitarian causes

Catholic institutions urge Philippine Senate to fulfill Constitutional duty in VP...

Church and academic leaders across the Philippines demand the Senate proceed with Vice President Duterte’s long-delayed impeachment trial

Filipino migrant workers called to missionary witness during Philippine Independence Day...

Filipino migrants in Hong Kong marked Independence Day with interfaith prayers, a solemn Mass, and a vibrant cultural parade

Philippine Catholic Church lags behind on fossil fuel divestment ahead of...

Catholic institutions in the Philippines face pressure to fulfill 2025 divestment pledge from fossil fuel and mining firms

LiCAS News honored for faith-rooted journalism at CFA 5th Lagerwey Awards

The award, named after veteran Filipino journalist Genaro V. Ong, was presented by his daughter, who hailed LiCAS News as a model of transformative communication

Sistine Chapel: How it spoke to me

"Now, they seem symbolic of a deeper divide: not between classes of people, but between hesitation and decision"

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