Tag: Philippines

Tribal groups and Indigenous peoples held a protest in Quezon City, Philippines, by chewing on traditional betel nuts, or “nganga,” and symbolically spitting on a protest banner.

A court has ruled that Philippine news site Rappler can continue operating, according to a copy of the decision released to the media on...

The concept of synodality, which involves walking together and truly listening to one another, was central to Monthienvichienchai’s message to social communicators.

Bishop Jose Rapadas of Iligan told Catholic communicators that by embodying these virtues in their ministry, they make God’s kingdom visible

Lack of reliable data on heat-related deaths is undermining efforts to mitigate the risk and provide better protection for the most vulnerable

Dr. Paolo Ruffini expressed concern about the potential for AI to deepen existing social inequalities and isolation if left unchecked

To engage in a dialogue does not mean that we leave behind our convictions. Yet, we can be enriched by the experiences of others

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed during a series of meetings and discussions held on July 29-30 in Manila

Bishop David emphasized the importance of empowering the laity to alleviate the burdens often shouldered solely by priests

A funeral Mass will be held at 7 a.m. on Friday, August 2, followed by her burial at Lipa Catholic Cemetery in Lipa City.