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Church, rights groups decry prolonged jail time for Manila activists
Activist groups said "state-sanctioned harassments" result in "much worse attacks," including the killing of activists
Troubled waters: Residents say dredging project used to mine black sand
Cagayan Governor Manuel Mamba Sr. adamantly denied that the contractors are mining black sand in the town of Aparri
Obispo, nananawagan sa mamamayan na makibahagi sa plebisito sa Maguindanao
Ang plebisito ay kaugnay sa paghahati ng Maguindanao sa dalawa — Maguindanao Del Norte at Maguindanao Del Sur
Health care commission ng CBCP, nanawagan sa mamamayan na magpabakuna
“Hindi pa tapos ang laban ng COVID-19. May mga kaso pa rin tayo, at ang mga kasong ito ay libo pa rin araw-araw”
No time to lose: drill gas now
“We hope to see political will in President Marcos who promised our countrymen to protect our sovereign rights embodied in the UNCLOS award”
Pope Francis: ‘I’m always ready to go to China’
The Holy See and China are set to renew a provisional agreement on the appointment of bishops in China
Pope Francis calls for peace in ‘senseless and tragic war’ in...
“Those who hold greater power in the world have greater responsibility with regard to others”
China remodels major mosque in Beijing to remove Middle Eastern influence
Photos of the Doudian Mosque, the largest in northern China, show it covered in scaffolding
Pope Francis heads to Kazakhstan on Central Asia peace drive
Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill was initially expected but has pulled out of the event, dashing hopes of a meeting with Pope Francis
Catholic priest hits proposal to abolish agency tasked to recover ill-gotten...
“We were warned early on that if Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. wins the election, our quest for the ill-gotten wealth will be over”


















