Tag: Philippines
Protestant church worker tells UN of continuing rights violations in the...
Toquero expressed alarm that church people and humanitarian workers are targeted under the country’s anti-terrorism law
Pope Francis pays tribute to Filipino bishop’s service to Church
The pope offered his closeness to the local Church, recalling the late bishop’s “many years of devoted priestly and episcopal ministry”
Photos: Filipino Muslims prepare for holy month of Ramadan
Muslims in the Philippines are getting ready for the annual observance of the holy month of Ramadan that will start on Thursday, March 23
Accurate historical inclusion while the comfort women’s voices can still be...
From the more than 200 documented survivors in the late 1990s, less than 40 Filipino comfort women are still alive
Photos: They thirst
The Philippines faces significant challenges in terms of water and sanitation access
Death by hazing is murder most evil
What kind of students do this sort of brutal evil if they are taught Christian values of respect for human rights and dignity of persons?
No place for climate-induced displacement
With every typhoon, drought, and other calamities comes the reality of thousands, if not millions, of people displaced
Manila prelate urges parishes to review frequency of Masses online
The prelate reminded parishes of the “constant catechesis on the necessity of our faithful to return to our churches"
Philippine Supreme Court allows Maria Ressa to travel abroad
Maria Ressa will be traveling to Canada, France, South Korea, and the United States of America
Philippines, US to hold largest ever joint war games
A total of 17,680 soldiers will take part in the drills, which for the first time will include live-fire exercises in the South China Sea
















