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UN human rights council passes religious hatred resolution amid U.S., European...
The resolution called for the perpetrators of the act to be “[held] to account” in accord with “international human rights law.”
Church leaders hit ‘offensive’ drag performance
The Lord’s Prayer is “prayed by Christians in times of peace and persecution, of abundance and famine, of faith and doubt”
On controversial drag show: Respect should be the foundation
The Catholic Church teaches forgiveness and love toward all individuals, even when their actions are offensive or disrespectful
Magalong: Has corruption become the norm?
“Is corruption now the norm in government?” Magalong asks. “Shouldn’t Filipinos demand accountability from their officials?”
Magna Carta should expand seafarers’ rights
The industry remains fraught with health and safety hazards that increase seafarers’ risks of accidents, illnesses, and mortality
Philippines allows Barbie film but wants controversial map blurred
But after "meticulous" scrutiny of the film, Philippine censors were convinced that the "cartoonish map" did not depict the nine-dash line
Heads of CBCP Episcopal Commissions, Committees and Offices
The term of the newly elected and reelected chairmen of the CBCP Commissions, Committees, and Offices will be from Dec 2023 to Nov 2025
A concrete synodal response: Stewardship of financial resources
Let us express the fruits of our synodal journey in concrete sharing, particularly, sharing of financial resources
ANALYSIS: How to interpret Pope Francis’ choice of new cardinals
This consistory will be more part of Pope Francis’ legacy than any of the other nine consistories the pope has held during his pontificate
Papal Nuncio to the Philippines, itinuring na produktibo ang 126th CBCP...
Ginanap ang retreat at 126th Plenary Assembly ng CBCP sa Kalibo Aklan sa ilalim ng pangangasiwa at paghahanda ng Diocese of Kalibo


















