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Philippine bishops at synod offer Mass in Rome over death of...
The liturgy took place on October 24 at a chapel inside the Monastery of St. Benedict in Subiaco, a pilgrimage town
Filipino prelate backs entry of ICC investigators
Archbishop Socrates Villegas of Lingayen-Dagupan said the country “should not hesitate” to let ICC officials investigate
Pope Francis hits ‘macho and dictatorial attitudes’
Pope Francis condemned clericalism as a “scourge” and “a form of worldliness” that tarnishes the Church's image
Ramming dented not only Philippine boat, but also China’s world reputation
It broke Sun Tzu's tenet to "know the enemy and know yourself in a hundred battles you will never be in peril."
Locsin hit for ‘death to Palestinian children’ tweet
Locsin justified the killing of Palestinian children as they might grow up as their “gullible” elders who let the group Hamas launch rockets
Patriarch Pizzaballa calls for opening of humanitarian corridors in Gaza
At least 5,791 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza, while more than 1,400 people were killed in Israel
Philippine Church to tweak design, formation of permanent deacons
In the Catholic Church, the diaconate is the first of three ranks in ordained ministry, followed by priests and bishops
Servant-leaders
Quite a tough challenge for seminary formation in the Philippines of our times which needs to produce real “servant leaders”
Albay declares ‘State of Climate Emergency’
The declaration underscored Albay's commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat global warming
Climate activists protest against fossil gas promotion in Asia
The demonstrators criticized Aboitiz and JERA for their ongoing promotion of fossil gas in the Asian region.

















