Tag: Philippines
‘Proximate Justice’: When hope and history rhyme
There is comfort in the idea of pursuing true justice, which can only be fulfilled by God
Bomb blasts hit southern Philippine provinces ahead of Christmas
Cotabato Archdiocese condemns attacks that sowed fear among residents
Unfinished business: Why warlords flourish in the Philippines
The country's biggest challenge is dismantling the infrastructure of impunity
Philippine bishops laud court ruling in 2009 massacre case
Families of the victims say that while they applaud the guilty verdict, they are also concerned for their safety
Members of influential Mindanao political clan found guilty of 2009 massacre
The judge found 28 people, including 20 police officers, guilty of multiple murders
Thirst threatens Mindanao’s earthquake survivors
Survivors still reeling from the impact of previous disasters are appealing for clean water, food, and tents.
Philippine bishop anticipates Church role in peace process
Church hoping for resumption of peace negotiations with communist rebels
Cardinal Tagle warns against ‘fake news’
The cardinal said in some nativity scenes, the images of the Holy Family are replaced by boxes and gifts
Expecting the end of time
Are we really meant to fear the ‘end of time, or are we supposed to expect it?
Giant lanterns light up Philippine Christmas
Filipino tradition sheds unique light on Christmas season
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