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Filipino peace advocate among winners of Asian humanitarian prize
Coronel-Ferrer is one of four recipients of the Asia's Nobel Prize for her efforts in "harnessing the power of women" in peace advocacy
Catholic bishops send condolences to papal nuncio over his mother’s death
The Apostolic Nunciature in Manila, in a letter to the CBCP, said that Archbishop Brown’s mother had died early this week
In the Philippines, justice remains elusive for victims of enforced disappearances
Despite the enactment of the Anti-Enforced or Involuntary Disappearance Act of 2012, “enforced disappearances have not stopped”
Pope’s visit serves as ‘nourishment’ to small Catholic community, says Filipino...
Pope Francis' Apostolic Journey to Mongolia is a pivotal moment in the history and development of a “young” and “small” Catholic community
Pope Francis to release second Laudato Si’ on Oct. 4
Pope Francis said Aug. 30 that the second part to Laudato Si’ would be the kind of papal document known as an “exhortation.”
Manila Cathedral to hold tributes for 2 late cardinals
It noted that the blessing and opening of the exhibit at the Blessed Souls Chapel will be held after the blessing of the tomb
Pope Francis: People — not machines — are the value of...
Pope Francis told entrepreneurs: “The first capital of your company is you: your heart, your virtues, your will to live, your justice.”
Drill Recto gas, oil now for our national survival
China Communist Party’s National Congress and Politburo have decided to take control of SCS by intimidation, not war.
Bishop laments ‘systematic’ police abuses
The bishop is a vocal critic of former president Rodrigo Duterte’s ruthless war on drugs and a known defender of its victims
Pope Francis asks for prayers as he travels to Mongolia, ‘the...
Francis will become the first pope in the history of the Catholic Church to visit Mongolia, a democracy between authoritarian powers


















