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Beyond government and academia, De Leon gained international recognition for a quieter pursuit tied to Catholic devotion and philately

As he greets Armenian Catholicos Aram I, Pope Leo XIV invites everyone to pray for peace in Lebanon and the Middle East

Consumer advocates warned recurring grid failures and plant outages could burden Philippine households with higher electricity costs

“This is not the time for blind loyalty to politicians,” Uy said. “This is the time to love our country honestly, prayerfully, and responsibly.”

Environmental and fisherfolk groups urged authorities to investigate coal plants and industrial pollution after another Tayabas Bay fish kill

The Filipino family is revered worldwide for its many values, its unity, and the mutually supportive and harmonious love between parents and children. Such...

The wind is still moving. The only question worth asking is whether we will finally stop holding the windows shut

“Come, let us devote ourselves with renewed love to serve persons who are poor, and even to seek out those who are the poorest and most abandoned”

Church leaders called for aggressive public investment in solar energy to protect vulnerable communities from future power crises

Labor advocates cite militarization, disputed forensic findings, and community testimonies contradicting military claims surrounding the deadly Toboso operation