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Vatican’s synod chief to speak at new evangelization conference in Manila
Cardinal Grech will also preside over the Mass on the second day of the three-day conference on Jan. 20
Human Rights Watch urges Philippines to end ‘red-tagging’ menace putting activists...
“Red-tagging is a form of harassment that can lead to deadly abuses and runs counter to Marcos’s pledge to promote human rights”
Retired generals to BBM: ‘probe plunderers, stop corruption’
Twenty-three retired generals and colonels have signed the petition so far. Active duty officers are proscribed from political actions
Bishop Lunas laid to rest in Pagadian
Lunas, aged 57, passed away on January 2 due to complications from a heart bypass at a government hospital in Davao City
Catholic bishop urges public to ‘reject’ Charter change campaign
In a statement, the prelate urged the public “not to sign” because “this is not an initiative of the people but of some politicians”.
PMA graduates taking a stand on hot issues
Notably in all those public statements, Cavaliers underscore civil rights, which they swore to uphold. Retirees openly can speak
UN report urges PH: Stop ‘misusing’ anti-terror measures vs. clergy, activists
The UN experts also expressed concern over the Philippine government’s over-broad definition of terrorism in its law
Poor Filipinos bear brunt as inflation persists despite overall deceleration in...
Despite overall tapering of Dec 2023 inflation, the measures taken by the gov't are not effectively protecting the economically vulnerable
Over 6 million people turn up for Nazarene feast in Manila
But on a humid, rainy day, moisture clouded the glass enclosure, affecting everyone’s view of the Black Nazarene
Pamunuan ng Quiapo church, nagpapasalamat sa mapayapang Nazareno 2024
Tinatayang nasa higit anim na milyong mananampalataya ang nakibahagi sa pagdiriwang ng Nazareno 2024.


















