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Church leaders still assessing damage caused by earthquake, praying for affected...

Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo of Kidapawan of the National Secretariat for Social Action said he is expecting reports later in the day

Farmers welcome Marcos’ agrarian reform promise, call for immediate implementation

TFM welcomes the president's pronouncement "in setting the tone for making agrarian reform as part of the administration’s agenda"

Churches among structures damaged by powerful earthquake in northern Philippines

Media reports said the facade of the Vigan Cathedral, in Vigan City, Ilocos Sur, was damaged

Indian archbishop resigns over dispute on celebration of liturgy in Syro-Malabar...

Archbishop Antony Kariyil of Ernakulam-Angamaly archdiocese in Kerala state resigned on Tuesday July 26

Sibuyan Island residents hold ‘Walk for God’s Creation’ to protest gov’t’s...

“We call for immediate action to stop large scale mining in Sibuyan because many are against it," said a resident of the island

Rights group decries Indonesian decrees that violate rights of women, girls

Human Rights Watch noted that authorities have issued "discriminatory decrees" that compel millions of girls and women to wear headdresses

250-year-old church in Pangasinan gets minor basilica status

Basilicas are assigned by the pope to certain Catholic churches because of their antiquity and historical significance as centers of worship

Pope Francis preaches sharing faith with love before 50,000 at Canada’s...

“In addition to being children of a history that needs to be preserved, we are authors of a history yet to be written,” the Holy Father said

7.1-magnitude earthquake hits northern Philippines

The shallow but powerful quake struck the mountainous and lightly populated province of Abra on the main island of Luzon at 8:43 a.m.

Critics say Marcos’ failure to mention human rights, ‘drug war’ in...

"When there’s eerie silence on these issues, we surmise that there are no significant shifts in the draconian policies"

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