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Cinemalaya’s award winning martial law-themed films
Chris Millado referred to filmmakers as culture-bearers “cutting through noise” of social media and revised histories
Philippine title over Scarborough Shoal
In 1938, President Manuel Quezon directed Executive Secretary Jorge Vargas to review the status of Scarborough Shoal
‘Keep listening to the cry of the poor, planet,’ Catholic Women’s...
“Continue to listen and respond to the cry of the poor and the cry of the planet as Pope Francis said in Laudato Si”
Manila school unveils statue of priest who fought for Filipino clergy’s...
The unveiling also marked the school’s first face-to-face classes after more than two years of remote learning due to the pandemic
Quiapo Church has new rector
Father Rufino “Jun” Sescon Jr. is the new rector of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene, popularly known as the Quiapo Church
Theologian at Academy for Life claims one may dissent from Church...
Father Chiodi in 2017 publicly argued that some circumstances in marriage could “require contraception” as a matter of responsibility
Asian bishops to give more attention to young people in spirit...
“We will like to listen to the youth … We would like to make their visions realized,” said Cardinal Charles Maung Bo of Yangon, FABC president
Aid for Sri Lanka should have ‘clear-cut conditions’ to safeguard human...
The cardinal reiterated his call for the international community to pressure the Sri Lankan government to ensure that “errors are corrected”
Millions of Filipino children return to classrooms as schools reopen
The Philippines is one of the last countries in the world to resume full-time, in-person lessons
Asia’s Catholic bishops to ‘embark on new journey’ as they mark...
“We will start a monumental task of reaffirming, renewing, and revitalizing the Church in Asia”


















