“Living Laudato Si’ (LLS) Philippines
steadfastly asserts our belief that easing foreign investments in our nation will not address the Cry of the Poor, the Cry of
the Earth, and other equally significant
social concerns confronted by the
Philippines."
Living Laudato Si’ Philippines, driven by its ethical responsibility to advocate the Church's teachings and its moral duty to the integral ecology, reiterates our demands for genuine climate action.
This decisive action not only demonstrates Albay's unwavering commitment but also signifies a groundbreaking pledge to substantially reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Living Laudato Si' Philippines (LLS) strongly condemns the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) for misleading the public with their insinuation that the entire Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) supports their cause.
It shall be expected that the voices of communities, particularly those who are most vulnerable to hazards intensified by the climate crisis, are progressively growing more audible and pronounced in Pope Francis’ new Laudato Si’ document.
Living Laudato Si’ Philippines, urges the Philippine government to uphold the rights of the Filipino people for a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment.
Living Laudato Si’ Philippines condemns this malicious act from persons affiliated with Altai Philippines Mining Corporation (APMC).
On the fourth year of President Duterte's administration, we are reminded of the consequences of unsustainable human activity on our health and planet, and that we must not return to the 'normal' we knew.
“This is a time of difficulty but also a time for growing in true discipleship as we strive to follow the Lord in selfless love and service of others.”