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Bill filed in Philippine Congress for civil recognition of marriage annulment...
The bill is currently pending with the House Committee on Population and Family Relations
As rice shortage looms, farmers remain unaided
Expect low rice harvest and high prices as usual this Christmas. The Philippines must import 2.9 million tons – 58 million sacks.
Women’s group holds demonstration to call for release of detained women...
The group said that it is “deeply heart-rending and chilling to discover the illegal arrests of women” in recent weeks
Fisherfolk union warns against joint energy exploration with China
Pamalakaya said the proposed venture will only “institutionalize and further the Chinese plunder” of the country's marine and energy resources
Mga katekista, binigyang pugay sa pagdiriwang ng National Catechetical month
Tema ng pagdiriwang ngayong taon ang “The Catechists, Walking Together as Witnesses of the New Life in Christ”
Mataas na matrikula sa Catholic schools, binigyang linaw ni Bishop David
Sa nakalipas na pandemya, ilang mga pribado at Katolikong paaralan ang nagsara dulot ng pagkalugi dahil sa kakulangan ng mga estudyante
Caritas Philippines urges public to heed gov’t warning in areas affected...
“Our social action centers in these areas are on standby in case of unfortunate events"
For restoring gift of sight to thousands, Japanese eye doctor given...
Tadashi Hattori, 58, is honored for his “skill and compassion in restoring the gift of sight to tens of thousands of people not his own”
Pakistani cardinal says poor paying price of unprecedented destruction caused by...
“As always, it is the poor who pay the price,” said Cardinal Joseph Coutts, archbishop emeritus of Karachi
Cardinal William Goh of Singapore vows to promote ‘religious harmony’
Cardinal Goh said inter-religious dialogue “is part of the evangelizing mission of the Church in a complex reality like Asia”
















