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Philippines’ ‘first town’ celebrates feast of Child Jesus with thanksgiving Mass
The San Nicolas church was built between 1787 and 1804 under the supervision of Augustinian friar Ambosio Otero
Festival hopping in honor of the Black Nazarene and Santo Niño
The colorful culture of the Philippines is best seen through the vibrant festivals, which are fusions of Catholic and secular practices
Library thrives in Pakistan’s ‘wild west’ gun market town
Libraries are rare in Pakistan's rural areas, and the few that exist in urban centres are often poorly stocked and infrequently used
Catholic priest, Baptist pastor reported killed in Myanmar bombing
Myanmar has been in turmoil since Aung San Suu Kyi's civilian government was toppled in a military coup almost two years ago
Pope Francis offers condolences after 69 die in Nepal plane crash
The pope sent a condolence telegram to Nepal’s President Bidya Devi Bhandari on Jan. 16
9 richest Filipinos have more wealth than half of Philippine population,...
The poor are unable to recover from back-to-back crises as many continue to suffer from the effects of the pandemic
Photos: ‘No to food price hikes’
Women farmers and their supporters stage a demonstration to demand an immediate solution to the rising prices of food in the country
Thousands of Sto. Niño devotees gather for Sinulog in Cebu
The festivities were generally peaceful except for about a dozen incidents of pickpocketing
St. Dominic church in Pangasinan declared minor basilica
A minor basilica is a special designation conferred on churches from the Vatican
Sinulog
Our God is a happy God, a God of joy. Our God is a child God. Our God is a dancing God.
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