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Caritas Philippines calls on churches to open aid stations to augment...
Social action centers are encouraged to open, or re-active Caritas’ “Kindness Stations” that were set up last year
Philippine churches back community initiatives to feed needy during pandemic
Church groups say the community initiatives are “exemplars of Jesus Christ’s admonition to love our neighbor”
Manila bishop declares May 8 ‘day of prayer’ for those who...
“We bring together at the altar of the Lord all the tears and sorrows of our people for their loved ones,” said Bishop Pabillo of Manila
Crew reported missing after cargo ship ran aground in Surigao due...
At least two people died, one was missing and another injured, mostly in communities hit by strong winds due to the typhoon
Philippines to start clinical trials on ivermectin, other drugs for COVID-19
The World Health Organization last month recommended against using ivermectin in patients with COVID-19 except for clinical trials
Non-stop cremations cast doubt on India’s counting of COVID dead
Govt officials say the mismatch in death tallies may be caused by several factors, including over-caution
Rights group decries ‘red-tagging’ of community initiatives to help poor
The presidential palace has earlier lauded the "community pantries" describing it as showing "the best in us during the worst of times"
‘No condoms, please,’ priest appeals to people behind ‘community pantries’
Bishop Honesto Ongtioco of the Diocese of Cubao said he would just pray for the people behind the initiative
Duterte to send navy ships in South China Sea to assert...
Duterte said the public can be assured he would assert the country's claims to resources like oil and minerals in the South China Sea
Philippine evangelical council backs calls for wider access to Ivermectin for...
PCEC 'deems it imperative that adequate attention' be given to the prevention and treatment of COVID-19


















