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The visit takes place amid deteriorating security in some parts of Iraq and after the first big suicide bombing in Baghdad for three years

In Myanmar, she remains adored but has failed to unite its myriad ethnic groups or end its decade-long civil wars

The kingdom of God will thrive on a kind of peace that only Jesus can bring, that only his committed disciples can accomplish

Joe Torres is ‘Up Close’ with Father Geowen Porcincula, CM, on vocation, formation, and the Church's mission during the pandemic

Bishop Jose Crisologo Sorra, who served the Diocese of Virac as its first prelate and later bishop emeritus of Legazpi, died on Jan. 21

The bishops said it is important for everyone to follow the proceedings in the Supreme Court because the law will have an impact on democracy

The pilgrim churches will serve as "centers of prayer, forgiveness, and charitable works" during the jubilee year

The army said it had carried out the detentions in response to "election fraud"

More than better leaders, we deserve to go back to the basics of the social contract, which is, among others, self-respect

The Philippines, with more than half a million COVID-19 infections and over 10,000 deaths, aims to start immunizations this month