Tag: Philippines

Historian Rolando Borrinaga presented his theory following what he described as the pervading “problematic and in contention” records of the saint’s origin

Despite threat of COVID-19, Filipinos trooped to churches to attend ‘Misa de Gallo’

Revival of the death penalty ‘will not resolve the faults’ in the country’s justice system

There’s a reason behind the madness of a policeman shooting mother and son over noise

In Christmas message, cardinal asks — isn't it perhaps that God has guided us out of the Philippines, not only to earn a living, but also to be missionaries?

International Criminal Court notes there is reasonable basis to believe crimes against humanity were committed in the ‘war on drugs’

‘If the government cannot protect us, who else will?’ asks bishop

Health experts warn reproduction rate of new coronavirus continues to go up in the capital Manila

Father Nicanor Austriaco says his vaccine will not need refrigeration and it will be taken orally

Young people called to resist falling into the cycle of blame, hate and despair and instead be creative in fulfilling good intentions