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Pakistan reverses morality ban on transgender romance movie
Pakistan's information ministry declared the film "repugnant to the norms of decency and morality"
Southeast Asian countries need to ‘truly guarantee freedom of religion’
Many laws that inhibit, restrict, and repress religious freedoms remain on the books and are implemented throughout Southeast Asia
‘State authoritarianism’ in Asia restricts freedom to worship, says new report
From tightening constraints in Vietnam to an almost total ban in North Korea, state authoritarianism restricts ability to worship freely
They wasted a Filipino genius: Still no justice for Leonard Co
He was called a genius for memorizing all the scientific names. He studied more than 10,000 species. Eight of those he discovered.
Hong Kong bishop calls on Beijing to clarify ‘red lines’ of...
Bishop Chow assured that the Church “has not remained idle” in the face of challenges
Landmark same-sex marriage bill advances in US Senate
In the United States, same-sex unions have been guaranteed by the Supreme Court since 2015
Papal charity sets Nov 23 as ‘Red Wednesday’ to remember persecuted...
The country’s Catholic parishes and institutions are invited to join churches around the world in the annual observance
Bishop David appeals for help for fire victims in Navotas
Bishop David said several of those affected by the tragedy were active Church ministry volunteers in the parish of San Ildefonso
Pope Francis’ prayer advice: Just be with Jesus ‘without ulterior motives’
“Many of our prayers are also somewhat like this: they are requests for favors addressed to the Lord, without any real interest in him”
Floods sweep future from Pakistan schoolchildren
In Pakistan, where a third of the country lives in hardship on less than US$4 a day, education is a rare ticket out of grinding poverty


















