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Father Swamy suffers intense pain due to spondylosis and tremors in both hands due to Parkinson’s, reads part of failed bail application

The bishops admitted that Filipinos "have obviously not always succeeded” in accepting the good and rejecting the evil brought by Spain

“In the exercise of police powers, we can order the churches closed, I hope we don’t get there,” said Harry Roque, the president's spokesman

Red-tagging of individuals and groups have led to illegal arrests, harassment, and extra-judicial killings

The "virus hunters” catch thousands of bats to develop a simulation model they hope will help the world avoid a pandemic similar to COVID-19

Last year, the government ordered a ban on demolition and eviction of informal settlers in “danger areas” due to the pandemic

'Let this year be a year of looking back in history so that we can understand better who we are in the present as communities of disciples'

PHLPost released the stamps ahead of the celebration on Limasawa Island in Southern Leyte province on March 31

It wouldn’t be an exercise in exaggeration to say that the formation of our history is in itself a struggle

A quarter of Myanmar's 53 million population lives in an area where at least one ethnic armed group claims territory