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Silent no more: Nepal’s wartime rape survivors demand recognition
Critics say Nepal's truth and reconciliation process has been poorly designed from the outset and plagued by chronic funding shortfalls
Youth, women empowerment issues raised at Asian bishops’ general conference
The day’s discussions focused on the “concerns for, and role of, the youth in the Church” and “new pathways for the role of women"
Sacking of officials sought as energy crisis looms
The Electric Power Industry Reform Act requires a two-year break before private energy firm executives can join DoE
Cebu archbishop warns against ‘culture of comfort’
“I’m afraid the world has become a world where we seek the culture of comfort,” said Archbishop Jose Palma
Pope Francis urges reform in United Nations after Ukraine war, COVID...
"In wartime, it is essential to affirm that we need more multilateralism and a better multilateralism," said Pope Francis
Catholic bishop calls for end to killings in wake of shooting...
The National Capital Region Police Office noted that the crime rate in the Philippine capital decreased this year by at least four percent
Photos: Philippines’ candlemakers prepare for ‘Undas’
The demand for candles has picked up as authorities relaxed health restrictions and allowed more people to visit their departed
Without Vatican II, ‘the Church today would be a small sect,’...
“If we did not have that point of reform that was the Second Vatican Council, the Church today would be a small sect, unknown to most people”
Singapore bans film on religious and LGBTQ issues
While the city-state boasts a modern and vibrant culture, attitudes towards homosexuality remain conservative
Pope Francis thanks boys, girls who joined rosary campaign
“To all the boys and girls who will be participating, thank you!” said the pope


















