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‘Taong Putik’: Filipino farmers express faith the ‘muddy’ way
People wake up before sunrise, cover their bodies with mud from the surrounding rice fields, and their faces with dried leaves
Global food crisis ‘will kill millions’ by disease, health executive warns
The knock-on effects of the food shortages mean many will die not only of starvation but from having weaker defenses against diseases
Christians most persecuted among displaced people, reveals latest Open Doors report
The report said the unique story of each displaced Christian varies based on their “personal layers of vulnerability”
Pope’s future sparks debate, resignation seems unlikely
Rumors of a resignation also flared last year after Pope Francis underwent colon surgery
Pope Francis: Follow St. Paul’s wisdom when using tech to spread...
"It is necessary to integrate the message itself into the new culture created by modern communication"
Aid agencies note spike in dengue cases in Philippines’ typhoon-affected areas
A surveillance report from the Center for Health Development in Caraga region showed that 867 dengue cases were reported from January to May
Scientists, tribesmen, notables join outcry against quarries
Quarrying destroys the karst dating back to the Paleocene epoch 66-56 million years ago in the Marikina watershed
One peso to do battle with giants
Little deeds of kindness can topple the greed in the world if enough people embrace the needy and the weak with kindness
Photos: Manila’s urban poor, workers protest series of oil price hikes
Urban poor residents and public transport workers hold a demonstration to protest the series of oil price increases
‘Running priest’ says time for Philippine Catholic Church ‘to walk the...
“The Church ... is now too complacent, too relaxed, and too devotional that it is losing its capacity to walk with the youth and the poor”