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Cardinal Zen of Hong Kong released on bail after arrest over...
The cardinal was arrested over his role as a trustee of the 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund, which helped protesters pay their legal fees
Pope Francis’ advice on retirement: Leave ‘a legacy of good, rather...
The pope said that retirement can be a “time to leave a good legacy of wisdom, tenderness, and gifts for the family and the community”
Triumphant Marcos faces high expectations from poor
An urban poor settler predicts that by the end of Marcos Jr's six-year term "there will be a lot of jobs," enough to go around
Despite glitches, Philippine polls ‘largely peaceful,’ say international observers
The observers noted “concerns” about the election system’s trustworthiness “that need to be urgently addressed”
Ferdinand Marcos Jr claims victory in Philippine election
With an initial count almost complete, Ferdinand Marcos Jr, popularly known as "Bongbong," has secured over 56 percent of the vote
‘Respect election results,’ Catholic Church leaders urge Filipinos amid protests
“We may not win elections, but the feelings of joy and wonderment were priceless ... that brief moment was actually a glimpse of heaven”
Unfinished business of elections 2022: Ten challenges
Archbishop-Emeritus Antonio Ledesma of Cagayan de Oro listed ten "challenges" confronting Filipinos "as individuals and as a nation"
Pope Francis invites grandparents to join a ‘spiritual and non-violent revolution’
In his message, Pope Francis described how the elderly could take part in the “revolution of tenderness”
Tokyo to recognize same-sex partnerships from November
Japan is the only nation of the Group of Seven countries that does not recognize same-sex unions
Sri Lanka’s religious leaders condemn attack on anti-government protesters
Among those injured in the violent dispersals of the demonstrations were Catholic and Anglican Church leaders

















