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Madonna seeks an audience with Pope Francis
Madonna has been the protagonist of various scandals and controversies, such as when she simulated a crucifixion in a 2006 tour
Victims voice disbelief, anger as Philippine dictator’s son nears power
Three decades after Marcos died disgraced in Hawaii, his image and political dynasty are being resurrected
Mabuting Pastol, Mabuting Ina
Sino pa ang pinakamabuting halimbawa ng mabuting pastol kundi ang mga nanay, di ba?
‘Ang Maayong Magbalantay’: A Mothers’ Day Reflection in Cebuano
Ang maayong magbalantay dili binayran. Ang binayran modagan sa panahon sa peligro. Ang maayong mabalantay moharong sa lobo.
Green activists welcome declaration of climate change as human rights issue
In a landmark case, the Commission on Human Rights declared climate change as human rights issue
A radical pastorality
The success of the mission of the Apostles in proclaiming Christ to other peoples, began by simply being “a light to the pagan nations”
‘Barbarity of war’ should inspire new push for Christian unity
Pope Francis said that Christian communities needed to recognize they were on a journey of faith together with members of other confessions
Filipino faithful urged to hold ‘intense prayer’ vigils for success of...
“We can only fight this battle in the best way we can—through prayer and well-discerned action,” said Bishop Pablo Virgilio David
A compassionate and wise woman
Filipinos need a woman president who understands the many millions of people on the edge of hunger and poverty
Pope Francis uses wheelchair in public for first time since colon...
The 85-year-old pope has had difficulty walking due to a painful torn ligament in his knee
















