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China trying to control religion in Hong Kong, says Catholic priest
The priest said many Christian leaders are reluctant to speak out against the CCP’s actions for fear of being detained
Singapore executes mentally disabled man despite outcry
Nagaenthran K. Dharmalingam was arrested in 2009 for trafficking a small amount of heroin into the city-state
Philippine Supreme Court denies ‘with finality’ appeals against anti-terrorism law
Human rights groups said they hope that "in good time" the law "will be struck down or amended, if not repealed altogether”
Filipino children among most exposed to online threats worldwide, says study
“The [Philippines] comes second after Thailand, where children are highly exposed to online risks," said the report
Asian bishops’ communication institute to hold ‘truth forum’
The theme “Guide me in your Truth and teach me” will be discussed by two known Church experts in media and social communication
Philippine Catholic Church urged to be missionary, to work in fringes...
“The ones we are sent to might not even be very far from us — they are around us, in the peripheries,” said Bishop Pablo Virgilio David
Cebu’s ‘Patrocinio de Maria’ receives papal crown
In his homily, the papal nuncio noted that “we can say that Patrocinio means ‘patronage’, María Santísima means the ‘most Holy Mary’”
Cebu archdiocese to create ‘Parish Caritas’ in all parishes
The creation of Parish Caritas was announced during the closing Mass of the celebration of the 500 Years of Christianity in the Philippines
Pope Francis urges Sri Lanka to shed light on 2019 Easter...
The pope made the appeal in an address to Italy’s Sri Lankan community marking the third anniversary of the terrorist attacks
Singaporeans hold vigil for Malaysians facing execution
The demonstrators held electric candles, torches, and signs reading "Abolish the death penalty" and "End oppression, not life"


















