Tag: Philippines
Martial law memories
If you think martial law was the golden years of Philippine history, listen to the victims and their ordeals. Many of them are still alive.
Firing Hong Kong domestic workers with coronavirus ‘immoral’
Charities said last week that foreign domestic workers in the wealthy city were being "abandoned" amid the COVID-19 wave
Caritas Philippines vows to remain ‘non-partisan’ during polls, ‘but never neutral’
“We will proclaim what is true, just, and right. That is our moral obligation,” said Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo of Caritas Philippines
‘Democracy cannot die a second death’
Youth activists mark the 36th anniversary of the 1986 Philippine ‘People Power’ uprising on Sunday, February 20, 2022
Philippine Catholic, Protestant bishops join calls for release of detained doctor
The bishops said the arrest is an attack against human rights defenders and is a travesty of justice
Philippine Catholic school slams arrest, detention of outstanding alumna
“What she deserves is a recognition and appreciation for her commitment to the welfare and human rights of [Filipinos] who are most in need”
Catholic priests in Manila walk in the rain to pray for...
“We humble ourselves and pray in the hope that God will hear from heaven, forgive our sins and heal our broken land,” said Cardinal Advincula
Philippine Catholic priests, nuns endorse bets for country’s president, vice president
The group, which claimed to have at least 500 members, is the latest religious organization to express support for Robredo and Pangilinan
Filipino Catholics believe in ‘live-in’ before marriage, survey shows
Survey results show 45 percent of respondents believe that being married "is not necessary before living together”
Pacquiao vows to resume peace talks with communist rebels if elected...
"They are not asking for anything in return but development, sustainable livelihood, and food so they will not get hungry,” said Pacquiao















