Tag: Philippines

Tens of thousands fled their homes as the storm pummelled the disaster-prone region in recent days, dumping heavy rain that flooded houses

The death toll from tropical storm Megi rose to 28 while more than 17,000 people fled their homes

More than 13,000 people fled to emergency shelters as the storm pounded the region, flooding houses, inundating fields, cutting off roads

"Let us cry out to the whole world through our lips and lives that Jesus Christ is Lord and that he alone is the savior of the world"

The observance of the Holy Week in the Philippines, has become an opportunity for Filipinos to showcase their artistry and business acumen

Catholics celebrate Palm Sunday to commemorate and honor Jesus Christ's glorious entry into Jerusalem

Human rights group Karapatan said Meta and Facebook’s actions “are severely inadequate” and “just too little and too late”

“Red-tagging” is the "baseless accusation of certain people as communists, terrorists, or state enemies”

The Catholic faithful in the Philippine capital celebrate a “Solidarity Mass for the Moral Choice” ahead of the national elections on May 9

Bishop Pablo Virgilio David, president of the bishops' conference, urged the faithful to be more involved in politics and stand for the truth