Tag Archive: River above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network

Integral Ecology: Learning becomes deeper when we listen to others

Eneriza Menaling There are many things we already know, but we do not always understand them fully. By listening carefully, we discover deeper meanings and new perspectives. As part of the facilitation team at Balay Laudato Si’ in Bendum, Bukidnon,…
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What is integral ecology for a community of faith?

Pedro Walpole SJ Many indigenous communities suffer a range of interconnected issues, from the loss of resources, especially land, to situations of serious ecological degradation and destruction due to climate change, corporate takeover of agriculture, and mineral or other resource…
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Pulangiyēn youth join voices of other indigenous youth in Asia Oceania, sharing their message during COP30 side event

Eneriza Menaling from the Pulangiyēn community in Bendum, Malaybalay in Bukidnon, Philippines shared the message of the Asia Oceania indigenous youth to COP30 during an official COP30 side event, seeking climate justice at the same time offering their guardianship of…
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APC shares Binisaya translations of bishops’ pastoral letters on pilgrimage of hope (Jubilee 2025), and care of creation and call to ecological conversion

In response to the call for greater accessibility and deeper engagement with the Church’s guidance and in collaboration with the River Above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN), APC shares the Binisaya/Cebuano translation (unofficial) of the pastoral letters of the Catholic Bishops’…
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Tuus: Reflected experiences in identity and belonging by Pulangiyēn youth

Belonging is the foundation of community life and cultural integrity. For the Pulangiyēn youth, it is a source of identity, strength, and hope. It connects them to their ancestors, their communities, and their Creator, grounding them in the wisdom of…
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