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One of the most hopeful signs in the Philippines in the midst of this pandemic has been the multiplication of community pantries

Jose Gregorio Hernandez was a medic who became known as the "doctor of the poor" while treating the ill during the Spanish flu pandemic

It was the second time in as many days that Pope Francis had sent a clear signal to cardinals about the need for more accountability

Father Gallardo died on May 3, 2000, in a crossfire between the Abu Sayyaf and Philippine government security forces

Archbishop Romulo Valles of Davao led the "national act of consecration" that was broadcast live online from San Pedro Cathedral on May 1

Bishop Gerardo Alminaza of San Carlos said the government has failed to protect workers’ rights a year into the pandemic

It is futile to search for “communist” pantries .... If it is “terrorists” that we fear, then it is wiser to fear the “terrorist” in us

Church leaders said they are "mindful of the great difficulties" that workers face, especially during the pandemic

The institution serves 48 individuals with special needs, 87 children, 65 elderlies, 29 abused children, and 150 homeless individuals

The Church must be open “to fresh ways of bearing witness to the joy of the Gospel and forming vital communities of missionary disciples”