Tag: Philippines
Photo gallery: Pandemic affects Philippines’ Ash Wednesday tradition
COVID-19 has not only affected the lives of Filipinos but their traditional religious practices as well
Philippine govt kicks out Dutch Catholic missionary for ‘illegal political activities’
Otto Rudolf De Vries, a 62-year-old church worker from the Netherlands, has been ordered out after joining demonstrations
Calls for extension of transition period for Philippine Muslim region snowball
Congress is currently hearing several bills proposing the extension of the transition period in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region
Coming to terms with the truth: Depression has no face
Dealing with and investing in mental health issues could prove beneficial in the short- and long-term
Philippines relaxes quarantine restrictions, allows more people to attend church
Public religious gatherings are now allowed up to 50 percent capacity of the venue
SPOTLIGHT: When the dragons and lions stopped dancing
Normally the Sicat family would hire 20 dancers for Chinese New Year, but this year it is down to three
400-year-old Spanish-Chinese dictionary found in Philippine university
It’s believed to be the world’s oldest and largest Spanish-Chinese dictionary
Caritas Philippines backs government’s zero hunger program
Church’s programs include integrated and organic farming, community learning and earning farms, and climate change adaptation
Filipino sick need not go to church on World Day of...
Those who cannot make it to the churches can follow via livestream and they can also have blessings
Watch: Philippines begin 500 years of Christianity celebrations
Manila Archdiocese marks arrival of Christianity in the country