Tag: Top3
Are reports of climate adaptation finance being exaggerated?
"Using loans as a key instrument for adaptation financing is a big injustice to countries dealing with climate impacts."
Where children are hungry: famine hot spots and Catholic groups that...
Large Catholic aid organizations such as Catholic Relief Services have sounded the alarm about the danger of famine for years
Overcoming poverty by respecting human rights
The gross injustice and inequality that causes such poverty alienates 20 million Filipinos who live in slums on the edge of hunger
UN report: 670 feared dead in Papua New Guinea landslide
An initial rapid impact assessment has identified an immediate need for food, shelter, and medical supplies
Myanmar conflict: a state of unprecedented turmoil and suffering, Cardinal Bo...
The conflict has already left more than 100 places of worship bombed or damaged, said Cardinal Charles Maung Bo
Rural India’s economic distress poses post-election challenge
Rural areas are home to 60% of India's 1.4 billion people, making tough economic conditions in the countryside a key issue
Philippines opens coast guard post after China build-up
China and the Philippines are enduring a bitter diplomatic dispute over rival claims to parts of the South China Sea.
In Cambodia, 200 young men and women ordained on Buddhist holy...
Since 2016, monks at Wat Sorya Ream have ordained hundreds of young Cambodians every year on Visak Bochea.
Pope Francis lambasts the scourge of human trafficking
For Pope Francis, trafficking is a “systemic” evil and as such “we can and must eliminate it through a systematic, multilevel approach.”
On Pentecost, Language, and Gift of Tongues
It is better to prophesy for what is right rather than consider ourselves different by speaking esoteric languages.
















