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Rights group scores violent police dispersal of anti-mining barricade
Residents of Sibuyan have been manning a barricade since January 26 to stop mining trucks containing nickel ore from entering a private port
Photos: ‘Pay with sibuyas’
A retail store in the Philippine capital launched a promotional campaign, accepting one piece of onion in exchange for a product
Pope Francis at prayer service in Sudan: Those who choose Christ...
Pope Francis discussed the importance of working toward peace but also emphasized the importance of prayer as a valuable means to foster peace
Cardinal Zen, Jimmy Lai of Hong Kong nominated for Nobel Peace...
Other Catholic pro-democracy organizers in Hong Kong have been recognized for their work in recent years
Pakistan blocks Wikipedia over ‘blasphemous content’
Blasphemy is a sensitive issue in Muslim-majority Pakistan, and social media giants Facebook and YouTube have previously been banned
Caritas Philippines calls on Marcos to allow ICC probe into ‘drug...
Caritas Philippines said an investigation “will allow the due process to run its course and ensure justice and truth will prevail”
Papal nuncio dedicates newly rebuilt national shrine in Isabela province
The Guibang Church was declared as the Philippines’ eighth national shrine on February 13, 1986
The good that must be done
What does it mean for us – the followers of the Christ, along with other people of sincere faith – to “do good and avoid evil”?
National Day of Prayer and Awareness against Human Trafficking
Statement of the CBCP Cluster Against Human Trafficking on the Ninth International Day of Prayer and Awareness Against Human Trafficking
Asin ng daigdig
Sa pamamagitan ng maliliit na pamamaraan tulad ng asin at ilaw, sugpuin na natin ang malalim na kadiliman ng human trafficking


















