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Full enforcement of 50-year mining moratorium urged amid climate, corruption concerns...
Care for creation requires confronting corruption, environmental destruction and policies that leave poor communities bearing the greatest burden
Extremism, divisive forces put Malaysia’s unity at risk, Christian federation warns
Church groups call on Malaysians to defend diversity, mutual respect and a common identity across religious and cultural differences
Sign language helps Deaf Catholics take fuller part in church life
Deaf Catholics in Indonesia are expanding access to faith formation through sign language, catechesis and shared parish ministry
Jesuit institutions develop ‘Covenant of Care and Hope’ to address global...
The Jesuit-led framework calls universities to pair academic excellence with ecological responsibility, ethical formation, inclusion and democratic participation
Season of Creation opens with call to turn resources from war...
Care for our common home cannot be separated from the pursuit of justice, peace, reconciliation and human dignity
Thailand Moral Awards 2025 celebrate 15 years of national impact
Faith leaders, media practitioners and community groups were among 109 honorees recognized for promoting moral values across society
Anti-mining arrests in northern Philippines prompt calls for justice, dialogue
Church leaders urged authorities to respect rights, review mining safeguards and pursue dialogue amid tensions in Nueva Vizcaya
Myanmar cardinal calls for justice without hatred amid conflict
The Yangon prelate called on churches and young people to become agents of reconciliation amid Myanmar’s deepening divisions
Worsening extreme weather sharpens Church call for climate action in Japan
Cardinal Kikuchi urged Catholics to treat care for creation, human dignity and peace as connected duties of faith together
UN says destruction, military activity deepen civilian risks in south Lebanon
UN peacekeepers say damaged infrastructure and underfunded relief efforts are compounding hardships as tensions persist along Lebanon’s border
















