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Political detainees’ wives reveal humiliating strip search at Bilibid

The wives of political prisoners were subjected to a “degrading and traumatic” strip search last April 21 at the New Bilibid Prison (NBP), formal...

Embrace TikTok, fight disinformation – Jeff Canoy

While the future of journalism is “multi-platform,’’ Canoy stressed that its tenets of verification, data-gathering, and fact-checking remain the same

Not all Catholic AI bots are creepy: Some new tools for...

“In addition to providing clear answers, [CatéGPT provides] a list of reference documents to encourage the user to read them"

Shrine of Healing

The shrine is not just a physical structure. Inside, a cross stands as a symbol of hope, with an eternal flame at the center

Pope Francis enjoys high trust from Filipinos, survey finds

Dr. Joseph Mercado attributed Pope Francis's high approval rating to his reputation for humility, compassion, and progressive views

Philippines won’t use water cannon on Chinese ships: Marcos

Marcos said Monday that the Philippines would continue responding to South China Sea incidents through diplomatic means

Activists, church, dev’t workers charged with violation of anti-terrorism law

Santiago and three others were not informed of the charges against them because the subpoenas were sent to different addresses

Fr. Patton calls for leadership and reconciliation amid Holy Land conflict

He emphasized the need for leaders on both sides to prioritize reconciliation and work toward a lasting peace

AI is here: A powerful tool for journalists if used properly   

"There are challenges and opportunities. But, again, you have to practice with it so you can understand on your own that it’s simply a tool"

Archdiocese of Cebu, nakiisa sa pananalangin ng ulan

Nakikiisa ang Archdiocese of Cebu sa panawagan ng CBCP-Episcopal Commission on Liturgy sa sama-samang pananalangin upang magkaroon ng ulan

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