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Mga bagong abogado, binati ng obispo; mga ‘di pumasa sa Bar...
Hindi ang katatapos lamang na bar exams ang huling pagkakataon upang maging abogado, mensahe ng obispo sa mga di pumasa sa Bar
Dance challenge para sa kalikasan, inilunsad ng Diocese ng San Carlos
Hinihimok ni Bishop Alminaza ang mananampalataya na makibahagi sa “Tiktok Dance Challenge” para sa kalikasan
Catholic priests in Batangas, Bukidnon express support for VP Leni, Pangilinan
The priests called on the faithful to pray and form "circles of discernment" to make a “moral choice” in the coming elections
Christian youth group hits continuing ‘impunity’ in attacks on Indigenous Peoples
The attack on Indigenous Peoples "illustrates the bloody political landscape of the Philippines that has been worsening"
Green groups count on Vice President Robredo for new mining policies
Leni Robredo has signed a "green covenant" with various environmental groups, committing to a "people-centered sustainable development”
‘Out of sight, out of mind’ attitude hampers COVID recovery for...
“The COVID-19 pandemic hit the fishing and seafood processing industries in Southeast Asia hard and migrant workers the hardest”
1 killed, 24 others wounded as Sri Lankan police fire at...
Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith of Colombo condemned as “unacceptable and an immoral response” reports that goons have been used to quell protests
WHO launches traditional medicine hub in India
The hub is intended to create a body of reliable evidence and data on traditional medicine practices and products
Shots fired at presidential candidate’s visit to tribal community in Mindanao
Human rights group Karapatan condemns the incident, describing it as “shameless" and "aims to intimidate” the Indigenous People
Church plays ‘vital role’ in debunking disinformation, says Kiko Pangilinan
Pangilinan made the call noting that there are more parishes in the country than local government units, “so the Church has a leverage”
















