Tag: Philippines
Filipino Oblates missionary priest breeds rabbits to feed poor in his...
“In just one year, one rabbit can multiply to more than a hundred .... It’s the perfect response to the problem of hunger"
Video: Filipinos Remember the Dead in the Time of COVID
The annual two-day tradition of visiting tombs is a major family affair before the pandemic and an occasion for celebrations
Catholic bishop blasts corruption in Philippine pandemic response, calls for protests
“Between good and evil, there is no middle ground, and whoever is unwilling to condemn blatant injustice becomes its enabler”
Photos: Philippine diocese marks Diamond Jubilee
"We have responded to the signs of the times, and we received a lot of blessings, so let us give thanks for all these years”
Filipino survivor of online sexual exploitation bags international leadership award
Ruby received the award “for using her voice to help fuel a global movement to end the online sexual exploitation of children”
Remains of Philippines’ ‘drug war’ victims cremated after burial contracts expired
Seven urns were handed to five families of victims of the government’s “war on drugs” on Wednesday
Filipino World War II veterans remembered; pandemic frontliners tagged as heroes
“We may live in relative peace ... but there remain current challenges we must face head on” - Gov Petilla of Leyte
Philippine drug war review doubts police ‘self-defense’ claims
Most of the 52 cases reviewed by the Justice department were drug war operations that ended in the fatal shooting of the suspect
Catholic Church ‘cannot be yellow or red or pink,’ says Philippine...
The Church should always choose Christ over ideology and must emulate Christ’s “all-embracing” and “all-sacrificing” leadership
Philippine Church leaders vow to listen to faithful during synodal process
Bishop Emmanuel Trance of Catarman said the synodal process should "listen to the marginalized even to the non-Christian community”