Tag: Philippines
Filipinos’ faith in Cebu’s Santo Niño prevails amid COVID-19, super typhoon
Devotees of the Santo Niño are called to mark its “feast” on Sunday with prayers for recovery from the pandemic and from the super typhoon
Greenpeace warns coal import dependence to worsen energy security in Southeast...
Greenpeace warned that consumers will shoulder the high electricity costs resulting from fossil fuel import dependence
Bishop urges Philippine authorities to look into quarantine procedures for overseas...
Bishop Santos also appealed “for the patience and continued cooperation” of returning Filipino workers
Manila priest bats for ‘lockdown’ to contain spread of COVID-19
On Tuesday, the Health department listed 28,007 new cases of COVID-19 with 4,471 new recoveries and 219 new deaths
Emergency response and resiliency framework
The overall goal should be to sustain empowered and resilient communities towards holistic development
Catholic bishop appeals to Filipinos to stay calm, not to hoard...
The Philippines reported 33,169 new coronavirus infections, the highest since the pandemic was declared in March 2020
Photos: Philippines’ devotion to ‘Black Nazarene’ through the years
There used to be a myriad of stories during the celebration of the “feast” of the Black Nazarene in Manila every January 9
The Black Nazarene and the Filipinos’ quest for resurrection
The Black Nazarene devotion is perhaps one of the Philippines' most predominantly working-class Catholic devotions
Filipino devotion to ‘Black Nazarene’ getting stronger, more challenging amid pandemic
This year, there will be no sea of bodies of devotees of the Black Nazarene who would usually flood Manila's Quiapo district
‘Girl Defenders’ alliance lauds Philippines’ anti-child marriage law
The Philippines ranks 12th worldwide among countries with the highest numbers of child marriages













