What Would Cardinal Sin Say? Church Reaffirms Commitment to Democracy and Human Rights in the Philippines
The Catholic Church in the Philippines, echoing the legacy of the late Cardinal Jaime Sin, has reaffirmed its commitment to defending democracy and human rights. Emphasis is placed on advocating for social justice and addressing poverty.
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