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SPOTLIGHT: Enchanted Gardens | Fermenting hope among leftovers
For the residents of San Antonio village, a bustling business district in Pasig City in the Philippine capital region, the 500-square-meter urban garden in...
Filipino prelate backs entry of ICC investigators
Archbishop Socrates Villegas of Lingayen-Dagupan said the country “should not hesitate” to let ICC officials investigate
Servant-leaders
Quite a tough challenge for seminary formation in the Philippines of our times which needs to produce real “servant leaders”
Albay declares ‘State of Climate Emergency’
The declaration underscored Albay's commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat global warming
Manila cardinal to Filipinos abroad: Keep missionary spirit
The cardinal has been in Rome for the past three weeks attending the month-long Synod on Synodality convened by Pope Francis.
Filipino Muslims protest Israeli attacks in Gaza
Since Israel declared all-out war on Palestine, at least 3,785 have been killed, including 1,524 children and 1,444 women.
‘Kung hindi ka makakauwi, sino ka?’ There’s no way home for...
Residents may not be able to return to what became ground zero of gun battles between the military and pro-Islamic State militants in 2017
Pope Francis calls for global solidarity on World Food Day
Poep Francis emphasized that water should never be treated as a mere commodity, subject to exchange or speculation.
Marcos faces ‘vintage’ land reform problems
Marcos Jr. remains quiet on his plans for land reform as he faces a tall order in implementing the long overdue program
Oxfam Pilipinas pushes for full implementation of anti-child marriage law
Every year, at least 12 million girls worldwide are married before reaching the age of 18, according to Oxfam Pilipinas
















