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Philippines’ provincial superior of Passionist Fathers dies at 55
The priest’s wake will be held at the Holy Cross Spiritual Center in Calumpang, General Santos City, until Nov. 13
3 out of 5 Filipino children psychologically abused
Despite being considered as one of the most happy people in the world, Filipinos are beset by issues concerning mental health
Countries diverge on future climate finance at COP27
Developed nations now say the US$100-billion goal will be reached by the end of 2023
Pope Francis: Bahrain trip ‘a new step’ in Christian-Muslim dialogue
Pope Francis said Wednesday it was “marvelous” to see the many Christian immigrants in Bahrain
Catholic bishops support bill in Congress declaring Davao Oriental ‘mining-free zone’
“We amplify the call for the communities affected by mining to stand our ground in defense of our common home,” said the bishops
Former political prisoners call on Supreme Court to uphold Imelda Marcos’...
The petitioners also aired “grave concern” over the possible reopening by the Supreme Court of the Marcos family’s estate tax case
Photos: Christmas brings much-needed income to Manila’s poor
Filipinos are known for celebrating the “longest Christmas” in the world and start decorating homes as early as September
Australian child sex offender gets 129 years jail time in Cagayan...
Peter Gerard Scully, with four Filipinos, was involved in qualified trafficking in persons, syndicated child pornography, among other crimes
‘Haiyan’ survivors mark anniversary of deadly typhoon with moments of remembrance
"We slowly heal and we continue to pray for guidance, healing, and strength to those who needed closures"
Risks of crowd crush in Philippine religious festivities
Filipino Catholics are known for their sincere, enormous, and extreme expressions of piety

















