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Pope St John Paul II was ahead of his time
Not only did Pope St John Paul II accurately diagnose the illnesses afflicting the Western world, but he was also able to point out remedies
Photos: Hunting for food in the land of the giants
Veteran photojournalist Gil Nartea visited the town of Angono to look for giants, or “higantes,” but what he found were men with guns
Green activists warn of impact of Philippines’ new airport project on...
The new airport project aims to decongest Manila’s main entry and exit point for air travelers
2021 National Budget: Tightening the belt in the wrong places
Where would the 2021 national budget of Php4.506 trillion go once it’s approved?
Cardinal Tagle, naka-work from home sa Roma
Ang cardinal ay naka-work from home sa Roma at ilang araw na mananatiling naka-quarantine bilang bahagi ng pag-iingat mula sa COVID-19
Curfew, kinokonsidera sa pagdaraos ng Simbang Gabi
Sa kasalukuyan ay mula alas-10 ng gabi hanggang alas-5 ng umaga ang curfew hours na ipinatutupad sa Metro Manila
21 damaged Bohol churches restored
21 of the 25 churches have already been repaired while the four others are expected to be completed next year
Philippines ranks fourth in countries most affected by disasters
Out of the 7,348 disasters recorded from 2000 to 2019, the Philippines experienced 304, ranking fourth after China with 577
Children in Mindanao’s tribal villages need volunteer tutors, radio sets to...
The "broadcast radio modality" in teaching is most efficient among learners whose parents could not read or write
To Ateneo Graduates Batch 2020
Commencement Speech of Bishop Pablo Virgilio David addressed to Batch 2020 Graduates of Ateneo de Manila University


















