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Govt response ‘demonstrates lack of sensitivity’ to communities who consider burial rites integral to their religious customs

Bishop Broderick Pabillo of Manila said the sprinkling of ashes on the head of the faithful is the practice in ancient times

The “feast” of the Santo Niño in Tondo is known to have the biggest participation in Manila because of the many stories of “miracles”

The monument was put up in 2017 in honor of the “martyrs” who led indigenous communities in opposing the building of the Chico Dam Project

The government approved last year the expansion of two coal-fired power plants in the northern Philippine province of Quezon

The Philippines has locked in 25 million doses of China's Sinovac vaccine, with the first 50,000 expected to arrive in February

Pope Francis has approved the canonical coronation of the Mater Dolorosa in October

The joint Vatican-Australian review showed only US$7.35 million transited between 2014 and 2020, a fraction of the US$1.77 billion reported

Pope Francis said people should trust doctors and not refuse the vaccine unless they had good medical reasons

The books of Father Franz-Josef Eilers, SVD, on social and pastoral communication are considered "standard" in the field of communication