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Sri Lanka runs out of fuel as dollar crisis worsens
Many commuters were seen using their own motorcycles and small cars Wednesday after bus operators warned of drastically scaled back schedules
Pope Francis says Lent time for ‘conversion and interior renewal’
Pope Francis reminded pilgrims gathered in the Vatican’s Paul VI Hall that March 2 is a global day of prayer and fasting for peace in Ukraine
Stop ‘madness of violence and war,’ say bishops of Malaysia, Singapore,...
Media reports on Wednesday said Russian forces have intensified bombardment of Ukraine’s biggest cities
Filipinos start Lenten observance on Ash Wednesday with relaxed COVID-19 restrictions
Most COVID-19 restrictions were scrapped this week after a sharp drop in infections and increased vaccinations
Robredo links with Church leaders to bring government closer to people
She described the Church as “a colossal force” that the government can partner with “to do good and to bring good”
Attacks against environmental defenders quadrupled ahead of Philippine polls
There is a 483 percent spike in the number of environmental defenders under attack and a 350 percent increase in incidents since February
Mas malala ang krisis sa klima kumpara sa COVID-19 sa ating...
Ang ulat ng IPCC ay panawagan sa atin upang imulat ang mga mata at makitang hindi na dapat nating naisin ang normal na ating kinalakihan
Manila prelate calls on faithful to fast, feed malnourished children
Third year into the COVID-19 pandemic, poor families have yet to recover from unemployment and the hunger and malnutrition that came with it
Shortness of human memory greatest threat to freedom
"Some of the cases decided by the Supreme Court guided me in understanding the nature of martial law."
EU says Europe’s ‘fate in the balance’ over Ukraine war
The European Union is poised to publish a list of Russian banks it is to cut out of the global SWIFT interbank network


















