Protesters condemned the misuse of trillions of pesos in public funds, including corruption allegations in the Department of Public Works and Highways’ flood control projects. Equally concerning, church leaders said, is the Office of the President’s proposed 10-billion-peso Confidential Intelligence Fund—raising serious questions about transparency and accountability. NCCP general secretary Minnie Anne Mata-Calub underscored the moral urgency of the churches’ witness. Across the regions, NCCP member churches organized prayer rallies, released statements, and launched a signature campaign to demand justice and accountability for systemic corruption. These acts of faith and advocacy, church leaders emphasized, reflect the people’s deep yearning for transparency, good governance, and pro-people public service.