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Philippine bishop echoes pope’s call for clemency to qualified prisoners
The prelate said the release of PDLs will enable them “to start a new life as free and potentially productive citizens of the country”
Archdiocese of Davao to hold ‘traslacion’ of Black Nazarene
Devotees are hoping that with the return of all face-to-face activities "we will be able to spread the love and mercy of the Risen Lord”
A year after typhoon, affected people in central Philippines still need...
Odette destroyed a total of 94,173 houses in the province and left Php1.6 million worth of damage to the agriculture
Alagad, hindi alipin
Mas mabuting ilarawan ang pagsunod bilang PAGYAKAP sa kalooban ng Diyos bilang ating sariling kalooban
New York ‘bling bishop’ charged with defrauding parishioner
The head of the self-founded Leaders of Tomorrow International Churches was also slapped with counts of extortion and of lying to the FBI
Will Messi keep his promise to the Virgin Mary after winning...
Messi promised that he would walk from his home in the town of Arroyo Seco to the Basilica of San Nicolás, a distance of about 24 miles
Spotlight: From absolute zero to national inspiration
Thai street vendor perseveres through childhood polio and extreme poverty to find love and respect
Forgotten lepers dream of love on Christmas
“They don’t want me because of my leprosy. I don’t know what I have done wrong. It’s painful. It’s even more painful than leprosy itself.”
Philippine bishops’ conference declares national day of prayer against human trafficking
The Church has been observing February 8 as the Feast of St. Josephine Bakhita, patron of human trafficking and slavery victims
Photos: The people behind De La Salle’s greenery
The Catholic university’s green campuses are the result of the hard work of the school’s gardening staff


















