Appropriating Benefit Obtained from a Morally Compromised Source

This paper explores the Philippine Church’s theological and moral framework on appropriating benefits that originate in wrongdoing, examining doctrine, and church practice in light of the flood control scandal. We ask: Under what conditions, if any, is it morally permissible to make use of resources tainted by corruption? What duties do Church leaders, public officials,…

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Habemus Papam!

Rome, May 8, 2025.  In a dramatic turn of events, the 133 Cardinal-electors of the Conclave convened to choose the successor of Pope Francis as the 267th Supreme Pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church, defied once more expectations by choosing the American-Peruvian Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, concurrently until he was elected Pope, the Prefect of…

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Mga Himno sa Kaomawan nin mga Santos

Singing hymns in honor of the saints serves multiple profound purposes within Christian worship and community life. These hymns are not merely musical expressions but are deeply embedded in the spiritual, communal, and theological fabric of the Church. These hymns commemorate their lives, virtues, and unwavering faith. By singing them, the faithful honor the saints’…

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