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Australia urges Pacific nations to shun China security deals
Western powers have expressed concern over leaked plans to expand China's influence in the South Pacific
Activist priests caution vs Philippine Church’s ‘principled cooperation’ with Marcos-Duterte
“What principles do we set with someone who has no moral principles to show and begin with?” said Father Flaviano Villanueva, SVD
Dream fulfilled for Imelda Marcos as family reclaims presidency
The frail but flamboyant 92-year-old matriarch has been the driving force in the family's comeback from exile to the peak of power
Mindanao bishop urges faithful to pray for leaders who lift ban...
The faithful are urged to pray the “Prayer to Reawaken Our Love for Creation” during the Holy Mass and to start and end daily activities
Philippine bishop joins calls for prayer for victims of Texas mass...
“It is urgent and necessary to call in God for all safety and peace in the community,” said Bishop Ruperto Santos
Green activists slam Marcos Jr.’s plan to revive Bataan nuclear plant
The Bataan nuclear plant was a US$2.3 billion power project that began development in 1973 during the administration of Ferdinand Marcos Sr
Antipolo shrine to join global praying of rosary with Pope Francis
The pope’s rosary will be broadcast live at 6:00 p.m. from the Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome, midnight of June 1 in the Philippines
Papal nuncio to lead reenactment of ‘Aranzazu’ canonical coronation
The devotion to the Virgin of Aranzazu dates back to as early as 1469 in Spain, and was introduced to the Philippines in 1705
Cardinal Tagle: Missionary dioceses need support with abuse prevention protocols
Cardinal Tagle said his dicastery was working to “follow up” with Catholic bishops’ conferences on their abuse prevention measures
Pope Francis to lead praying of Rosary for peace in Ukraine,...
The pope will pray the rosary before the statue of Mary Regina Pacis (Queen of Peace) at Rome’s Basilica of St. Mary Major on May 31