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During this harvest season, the farm workers have no idea if they’ll earn something, or just enough to pay off some debt.

In 1614, Ukon and 350 Catholics were exiled to Manila due to the Edo Shogunate’s ban on Christianity. He died in Intramuros

Civil libertarians may cry for suppression of press freedom. However, analysts of Philippine journalism have a counterargument.

Kung mga alagang aso’t pusa nga, pati sasakyan, mga bolpen at lapis na pang-board exam at mga passport inihihingi natin ng blessing, mga tao pa kaya?

"While the real difference is between lovers and those who have lost that initial passion.... Only those who love fare forward”

The spectacle of lights and colors with different lanterns put into the spotlight the current social issues and human rights concerns

China claims almost the entire South China Sea and has ignored an international tribunal ruling that its assertions have no legal basis

David said the declaration reaffirmed the Church’s teaching on marriage as a sacrament and indissoluble union entered into by woman and man

PMPI urged Filipinos to support government initiatives aimed at preserving regional stability and defending the country's claim

In at least three countries — Kazakhstan, Malawi, and Zambia — Church leaders are refusing to implement the Vatican declaration in any way