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Facebook eases rules to allow violent speech against ‘Russian invaders’
Facebook moved to penalize Russia for the attack on Ukraine, and Moscow has also moved to block access to the social media network
St. John Paul II’s former residence in Poland opens doors to...
Karol Wojtyła, the future John Paul II, lived at the residence from 1958 to 1978 when he was archbishop of Kraków
Thailand makes green push with floating hydro-solar power project
The hybrid energy project aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 47,000 tons per year
Bishop joins green activists in calling for gov’t accountability on mining
The protest action was held simultaneously with “creative actions” in mining “Sites of Struggles” as part of "Mining Hell Week” activities
Bishop lauds Philippine move to welcome Ukrainian refugees
Bishop Ruperto Santos of Balanga said the move “will be our gift to the whole world”
How Pope Francis’ tone on the Ukraine war has shifted
What, then, led to Pope Francis’ decision to take a different tack on the Ukrainian question last Sunday?
Catholic church damaged, at least 21 killed in latest atrocities in...
A Catholic priest who asked not to be named for security reasons said the attack was "deliberate and planned"
Conservative Yoon wins tight South Korean presidential race
"This is a victory of the great South Korean people," Yoon Suk-yeol told cheering supporters
Macau diocese to offer special prayers for sick in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is now the throes of its worst-ever coronavirus outbreak fuelled by the extremely contagious Omicron variant
Task Force Detainees of the Philippines decries ‘red tagging’ of organization
TFD has been tagged as "a communist front" that exaggerates the number of political prisoners in the country during the martial law years


















