Tag: Philippines
Photos: Philippines’ candlemakers prepare for All Saints’ Day, All Souls’ Day...
The demand for candles has picked up as authorities relaxed health restrictions and allowed more people to visit their departed
I make my own rainbows
These symbols of hope are around us, assuring us that all is not lost in spite of the bigger aggressive and ruthless opponents
Filipino nun commits to rebuilding lives of people deprived of liberty
Through the Church’s prison ministry, Sister Zenaida Cabrera helps persons deprived of liberty get back to mainstream society
Farmers, workers, climate activists call on Philippine government to address ‘food...
The protesters said the rising prices of basic commodities has forced 2.9 million Filipino families to go hungry in the past three months
Return to churches for Sunday Masses, Filipino Catholic faithful told
Health protocols should, however, be implemented in parish churches and venues for the liturgical celebrations
Photos: Mass wedding held as Filipino Catholics urged to go back...
The Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Quezon City held a mass wedding of Catholic couples on Oct. 15, 2022
An amazing reservoir
"In this ordinary language is an invitation to listen to messages from nature"
Manila’s Jesuit university bags awards for case studies on zero waste...
“Make the Case” is a new Asia-wide student competition that challenges students to identify where plastic reduction projects are working
I choose to be an ambassador in chains
The aftermath of the repeated and prolonged sharings is a prolonged period in recovering the desired calm
‘Too soon to judge’ administration of Philippine President Marcos, says bishop
“If this new leadership starts behaving in a dictatorial way again, they’ll have to contend with a lot of resistance," said Bishop David














