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Philippine church groups back calls to save ‘jeepney’
“Their forced transition from being drivers to beggars, during this pandemic … compels us into grave concern,” said the religious groups
Diocese in central Philippines endorses clean energy
The Diocese of Dumaguete issued "recommendations and outlook" on the issue of renewable energy" in response to the call of Pope Francis
Volunteers for prison ministry urged to work with juvenile offenders
Bishop Pablo Virgilio David said many young offenders have a history of maltreatment and neglect before they get involved in crimes
Pope approves canonical coronation of Tarlac’s Marian image
The devotion to the Mater Dolorosa in Tarlac has been recorded to have started as early as 1923
Diocese ng Baguio, tiniyak ang pagpapairal ng health protocol
Pinaalalahanan ng diyosesis ang mga mananampalataya na patuloy na sundin ang mga ipinapatupad na safety health protocol
Pope Francis names first cardinal of Brunei Darussalam
The Catholic faith was brought to Brunei by Franciscan missionaries in 1587 but the local Church was only established in 1997
Activists warn against scope of Philippines’ new anti-terrorism law
Activists warned that the vagueness of the definition can qualify a priest who preaches Jesus' teachings as a threat to national security
Asian Catholic bishops call for release of jailed Indian priest
Bishops liken incarceration of 84-year-old priest to the treatment meted out to Gandhi
Marbel bishop lauds court for upholding ban on open-pit mining
On October 12, a court in Koronadal City dismissed a motion to invalidate a local environment code that bans open-pit mining in the province
Rethinking the God that never was
As Christians, our involvement with the courageous Jesus will hopefully give us the impetus to recover the reality of this loving Spirit

















