Tag: Philippines
Philippines’ feast of Child Jesus a reminder of the gift of...
Human life should be seen not just as a fundamental human right but as a gift from the Creator
Rights report notes continuing ‘red-tagging,’ attacks on journalists in Philippines
HRW’s World Report said government and military officials continue to accuse civil society groups of being supporters of communist insurgents
From darkness to light: A priest’s encounter with the Philippines’ Child...
Father Leonilo Dagpin Jr. promised to continue preaching the “marvels of the Sto. Niño”
Philippine drug-related killings continue despite ‘shift’ of focus in drug war...
In its World Report 2023, HRW said the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has not ended the government’s “war on drugs”
Bishop seeks help for Filipino sailors abandoned by Chinese employer
Bishop Santos said they will continue to pray and offer Masses for the safety, sound health, and peaceful voyage back home of the seafarers
Photos: Child Jesus of the Philippines
The image of the Christ Child is widely venerated as miraculous by Filipino Catholics
Nazarene on the ground
Shall we keep waving handkerchiefs and dancing in front of our santos while we leave the many others to continue to die on our streets?
Photos: To address shortage, Philippine church sells onions
The Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Quezon City, in partnership with farmer's welfare advocacy groups, sold onions at 400 pesos per kg
Stand for truth and justice, Manila cardinal urges Nazarene devotees
“Let us abandon a life of sin and live in the honor of God’s children. Let us strive to win truth, justice, and peace in the world.”
Philippine court clears Catholic missionary nun, rights activists of perjury charges
Human rights groups maintained that the case was “aimed at disrupting our work … in helping victims (of rights violations) seek justice"