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Philippines inflation eases, but still above target band
The central bank said the latest headline figure was in line with expectations that inflation could settle above the target this year
US Supreme Court rebuffs claims of workplace religious bias
The Supreme Court has taken an expansive view of religious liberties in a number of important cases in recent years
What’s wrong with ‘Jesus’ and ‘Mary’ on the Philippines’ ‘Mission Cross’
Church leaders said they are aware of criticisms about the use the the ancient script on the “Mission Cross”
Faith-based groups decry arrest of green activist in Cebu
Environmental activist Adrian Cabag was arrested in the city of Naga, Cebu province, over a cyber-libel case on April 1
Philippine president’s aide warns of ‘unwanted hostilities’ over Chinese ‘incursions’
"Make no mistake about it — our sovereignty is non-negotiable," said presidential counsel Salvador Panelo
Photos: ‘Way of the Cross’ through the years in central Philippine...
Spanish era diptychs showing the Way of the Cross are shown side by side photos of activities during the Holy Week in Argao town, Cebu
New Manila prelate expresses trust in ‘God’s grace’ for success of...
Helping the poor through various church projects is among the plans that Cardinal Advincula wants to implement in Manila
Seek post-COVID renewal, Holy Land archbishop urges on Easter Sunday
Archbishop Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, voiced hope for a post-COVID world of greater substance and spirituality
Pope Francis calls for quicker distribution of COVID vaccines, slams weapons...
Pope Francis called as "scandalous" the armed conflicts around the world and the military arsenals "being strengthened" during the pandemic
New Manila prelate cites need for renewal of Philippine Catholic Church
"As individuals, as an institution, and as a people, we do need a continuous renewal,” said Cardinal Jose Advincula on Easter Sunday


















