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Catholic lay organization calls on Philippine legislators to leave Constitution alone
Legislators supported resolutions giving Congress the flexibility to amend the restrictive economic provisions in the 1987 Constitution
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US bishops urge Catholics to pray as March for Life goes...
The March for Life is an annual peaceful pro-life gathering in Washington, D.C. in protest of abortion
China’s treatment of Uyghurs a ‘genocide,’ says US official
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo posted on Twitter that China “is committing genocide and crimes against humanity in Xinjiang, China”
Vietnam steps up ‘chilling’ crackdown on dissent ahead of key Communist...
Public criticism of the party is not tolerated and groups which promote democratization are targeted by the authorities
Philippine Christian students hit lifting of deal banning police, soldiers from...
The Christian students group said the abrogation of the deal “will allow the crucifixion of the studentry” who are usually tagged as rebels
Cebu archbishop urges faithful to ‘have faith over fear’
“The Niño tells us to have faith rather than fear. Put your trust in this little child, small but powerful,” said Archbishop Palma of Cebu
Philippine Dominicans elect new prior provincial
Father Filemon dela Cruz, OP, 57, was elected new head of the congregation in the country during its 12th Provincial Chapter on January 17
Devotion to Child Jesus helps Filipinos emerge from pandemic
Bishop Ongtioco of Cubao said the message of the “feast” of the Child Jesus is for people to stand up despite the challenges
Is this how government treats our children?
How a nation treats its children is more than enough commentary of how incapable the latter is of sound thought, to say nothing of compassion


















