Madonna T. Virola
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Catholic Educators Join Calls for Transparency on Philippines' Pax Silica Project (opens the original)
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The Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP), the country's largest network of Catholic schools, has joined growing Church calls for transparency and public accountability over the proposed Pax Silica Project, urging the government to address concerns through responsible governance, environmental stewardship, and meaningful community participation. The statement, released on August 3, comes days after Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David publicly called for ethical scrutiny of the pro
FABC Vice President Urges Ethical Scrutiny of AI Project, Says Technology Must Serve Humanity (opens the original)
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Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David, vice president of the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences (FABC), has called for greater transparency and ethical discernment over the proposed Pax Silica initiative, saying artificial intelligence must strengthen local capabilities while serving the common good. In a social media post, Cardinal David, who is also bishop of Kalookan, Philippines, said the debate over Pax Silica should move beyond geopolitics and focus on whether the project will genuinely bene
Vatican Official Urges Couples for Christ to put Families at Heart of Church Mission (opens the original)
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A Vatican official has called on Couples for Christ (CFC) to continue championing the family as the foundation of both society and the Church by helping place families at the center of political, social and economic life. In a message marking the Philippine-founded Catholic movement's 45th anniversary, Cardinal Mario Grech, secretary-general of the Synod of Bishops, said strong families are essential to building vibrant communities and renewing the Church's mission. "For this reason, we must pro
Catholic Broadcaster Urges Justice after Radio Technician Shot Dead in Southern Philippines (opens the original)
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A longtime radio technician of a Catholic-run broadcasting network was shot dead on his way to work in Maguindanao del Norte, a province in the southern Philippines, prompting calls for a swift and impartial investigation. Dennis Pido, 57, was gunned down on the afternoon of July 15 while traveling to the DXMS/DXOL radio station in Sultan Kudarat town, where he had served for many years as a radio technician. According to an initial police report, unidentified gunmen riding a motorcycle shot Pid
Philippine Diocese Marks Golden Jubilee with Call to Renew Synodal Mission (opens the original)
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The Diocese of Kalibo in Aklan Province, Western Visayas, in the central Philippines, celebrated its Golden Jubilee on July 15 with a Eucharistic celebration attended by Church leaders from across the country, who called on the faithful to renew their commitment to synodality, evangelization, and missionary service. The jubilee Mass at the Cathedral Parish of St. John the Baptist in Kalibo was presided over by Apostolic Nuncio to the Philippines Archbishop Charles Brown and concelebrated by abou
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