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The shrine holds the distinction of being the only parish dedicated to a male patron saint in the Diocese of Antipolo

Advocates tied the surge in hate crimes to blame that has been placed on the Asian-American Pacific Islander community for the COVID spread

An estimated one hundred thousand seafarers are stranded at sea due to the pandemic, the International Chamber of Shipping said

Pope Francis said the pandemic made it more important than ever to look after those in difficulty, the poor and the suffering

Filipino Catholics urged to pray "fervently and unceasingly" for an end to the pandemic as COVID-19 cases continue to rise

The tradition of weaving the "palaspas" from young coconut palm leaves, locally called "ibus," dates back to the pre-Hispanic era

God will not capitulate to the ways of the great pretender and deceiver who bullies his way around by building his tower of Babel

They called for an end to Canada’s “financial assistance for anti-terrorism and training" provided directly to the Philippine government

Police did not say who might be responsible for the apparent attack and there was no immediate claim of responsibility

Charity and justice are not whims, nor impulses, nor fleeting inspirations; charity and justice are social obligations