Catholic bishops to reject donations from mining, ‘destructive’ industries

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The country's Catholic bishops will implement a 'non-acceptance policy' on donations 'of whatever kind' coming from alleged environmentally destructive industries, including mining.

The country's Catholic bishops will implement a"non-acceptance policy" on donations"of whatever kind" coming from alleged environmentally destructive industries, including mining.

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines policy was revealed in a news pastoral statement on ecology, which was released after a two-day online plenary assembly. CBCP President Bishop Pablo Virgilio David said in a press conference that the protocol would be implemented by the bishops in their respective dioceses.

“Our people need to be very critical, especially our parish priests. While we have several needs in our pastoral work, let us not compromise the welfare of our environment.”

 

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