Tag: Philippines
Thousands flee homes as super typhoon hits central, southern Philippines
The typhoon is expected to sweep across the Visayas, and Mindanao and Palawan islands before emerging Saturday over the South China Sea
Philippines’ urban poor dwellers reenact Holy Family’s search for lodging
In the Gospel story, the star supposedly inspired the wise men, or the three kings, to travel to Jerusalem in search of the Child Jesus
Human Rights Watch calls on ICC to continue probe into Philippines’...
The ICC tribunal can only investigate allegations if a country does not conduct genuine proceedings
Catholic churches in southern Philippines open doors to typhoon victims
Humanitarian groups distributed about four million pesos to 2,650 families in 40 villages in several towns as pre-disaster cash aid
Photos: Philippines’ urban poor turn pre-Christmas event ‘political’
This year’s event turned “political” as the marchers trooped to the office of the country’s vice president to show support for her candidacy
Sight: Power, invisibility, and solidarity
"I thought I saw one open in an unlikely place — “under the bridge,” literally and metaphorically"
Catholic dioceses in southern, central Philippines brace for severe tropical storm
The weather bureau warned that the severe tropical storm will gradually intensify as it enters the Philippines on Tuesday evening
Catholic bishop hits gov’t endorsement of coal mining project in Mindanao
The project, under the coal operating contracts of the mining companies, covers at least 9,000 hectares of land
Defending and protecting human rights
Everyone should be aware that every person has inalienable rights that must be respected and protected
Video: Surviving the Pandemic: Solidarity at the Margins
A lecture delivered by Father Daniel Franklin E. Pilario, C.M. at St. John's University in the United States on Dec. 6, 2021