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Italian police identify sender of envelope with bullets addressed to Pope...
The piece of mail, which had no return address, was addressed to “The Pope, Vatican City, St. Peter’s Square in Rome”
Myanmar’s military blocks supply routes to 50,000 refugees in Chin state
Junta forces have blocked all entrances and exits to Mindat and shut down supply routes to neighboring regions in Chin state, says report
Philippine hospitals near full capacity as COVID-19 cases surge
On Monday, the health department reported 8,900 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of active cases to 78,480
New archbishop of Manila reaffirms commitment to Laudato si’ message
Cardinal Advincula appealed to everyone “to prioritize and address environmental concerns” that affect the lives of the vulnerable
Protests mark anniversary of Myanmar’s 1988 uprising
Many of Sunday's protests made reference to the “8-8-88” democracy uprising on August, 8, 1988, which the then-military regime crushed
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Tokyo douses Olympic flame closing pandemic Games
In the end, two massive screens stadium projected a retro display that called back to the 1964 Tokyo Olympics: the word "ARIGATO"
Bishops, green groups challenge local bank to ‘step up’ clean energy...
Bishop Bagaforo said Caritas Philippines is “grateful for the continuing positive responses” of BPI to the demands for coal divestment
Bangkok archdiocese converts Catholic school into field hospital, isolation ward
"The more humanity suffers, the more we need love, mercy and sharing,” said the Archbishop of Bangkok
Manila prelate vows to ‘walk with poor’ in peripheries
Cardinal Advincula urged the Dominicans in the country to follow their founder’s way of synodality and fellowship