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"We may not have to do that but we may have to bear some pain and steel ourselves for our loyalty to our faith."

Cardinal Zen's arrest has triggered outrage from Western nations, who have accused China of eviscerating the freedoms it promised Hong Kong

Bishop Dela Peña said the relocation of the people has become a “blessing,” as the city celebrates the feast Mary, Help of Christians

The PPCRV still have 14,438 election returns to manually audit from several areas in the country and abroad

Constant vigilance must be exercised to hold those elected to public office accountable for their actions or inactions

Pope Benedict XV authorized the canonical coronation of the image on May 13, 1920

The elevation of the shrine was held during the 270th year of the erection of the Spanish-era chaplaincy of the Angono hacienda in 1751

At least 579 executions were carried out across 18 countries in 2021 -- a 20 percent increase on 2020

This year, Pope Francis has asked Catholics to join him in praying for the faithful in China

Cardinal Joseph Zen's arrest comes during a crackdown by Beijing on dissent in Hong Kong