Ang masaklap na masaker ay hindi kailanman mabubura sa isipan ng maraming Filipino, lalong-lalo na sa mga diyarista

LiCAS.news photojournalist Jire Carreon visited the village days after the disaster

John Paul canonized nearly 500 saints, compared to 300 in the previous 600 years

Church groups say the gap in the government's humanitarian response manifests its "unpreparedness” when it comes to addressing disasters

“Have you ever experienced typhoons in the provinces?” asks Gabriel Villanueva, the village chief. “Well, they can make you cry.”

LiCAS.news photographer Vincent Go visited coastal villages of Catanduanes to document the situation of residents after the typhoons

There’s a human hand which tainted the region’s rivers with blood, and it’s up to us to find out who it is

Filipinos in the capital Manila have started the arduous task of cleaning up their submerged homes and villages on Friday, November 13

Mark Cruz needed US$2,500 to go on “a pilgrimage of a lifetime”. The answer to his prayers was already in the palm of his hand, the rosary beads

Houses were submerged and thousands of Filipinos were stranded on rooftops with the elderly, children, and even their pets

Music has “a special part in the hearts of the Carmelites" and many of the first Carmelites became famous in the music industry

Whoever was up there looking down on our town, tricked us into believing that we were cared for, with a mild storm