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A call for debt justice and financial reform, inspired by the Jubilee tradition and Pope Francis’ vision.
1. The current debt crisis is global
Over 100 countries are currently facing a debt crisis, with 60% of their debt held by private creditors, making debt resolution even more complex.
The Church in Nigeria calls on government to put in place more equitable economic policies in order to “alleviate the burden on citizens.”
In April 2022, Sri Lanka announced the suspension of bond payments on its external debt. Since then, the “Pearl of the Indian Ocean” has faced an unprecedented situation: a financial default that has exposed long-dragging economic vulnerabilities.
Pope Francis has called for debt cancellation in the context of the 2025 Jubilee Year, declaring that debt relief is a matter of social and economic justice. How will it affect the Philippines in particular? Will the new pontiff, who chose the name of Leo XIV, continue this advocacy?
One of the initiatives of the Jubilee Year is to urge wealthy nations to cancel the crushing debts of impoverished countries. Debt relief will allow struggling nations to redirect resources toward development, education, and healthcare, fostering a more equitable world.
Symbols help cultures express deep, intangible realities. Among them, the heart holds powerful significance, especially in biblical traditions. This article explores its evolving meaning–from the Bible to theology–revealing its role in faith, morality, and divine connection.
Raising children in today’s world is a profound responsibility, shaping not only their lives but their faith. At its core, parenting teaches the language of the heart–a love rooted in Christ that overcomes trials and transforms lives.
In his recent encyclical Dilexit Nos (He loved us), Pope Francis invited all Christians to rediscover the beauty and importance of the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ. A deep and personal encounter with the Lord enhances our ability to love and serve others.
In his address to journalists at the Jubilee of the World of Communications at the Vatican, Pope Francis reminded them of the vocation and mission of journalism, urging them to tell stories of hope, rekindle courage, and inspire unity through transformative communication.
