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Candidates in presidential election urged to promise to free jailed senator
Senator De Lima has been detained since February 2017 on drug charges, allegedly in retaliation for her criticism of Duterte’s “war on drugs”
Rector of Badoc basilica in northern Luzon receives ‘mozzetta’
Father Joel Reynold Castillo of Badoc in Ilocos Norte received his “mozetta” as a sign of his being Rector of the Badoc Basilica
Leni leads in survey done by Catholic schools
Robredo was chosen by 52.57 percent, or 1,624 votes, of the 3,089 respondents, according to results of the survey done by CEAP
UN rights expert urges China, Russia to stop arms supply to...
The UN Security Council is urged to take strong actions to stop countries, including China and Russia, from supplying arms to the junta
Firing Hong Kong domestic workers with coronavirus ‘immoral’
Charities said last week that foreign domestic workers in the wealthy city were being "abandoned" amid the COVID-19 wave
Vatican launches global contest to design 2025 Jubilee Year logo
“The logo must portray the essence of the Jubilee event, with particular attention given to the motto,” according to the guidelines
Caritas Philippines vows to remain ‘non-partisan’ during polls, ‘but never neutral’
“We will proclaim what is true, just, and right. That is our moral obligation,” said Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo, head of Caritas Philippines
Green group renews call for probe into attacks on forest rangers
Kalikasan said the longer land grabbers encroaching Masungi are not prosecuted, “the more we will see bolder acts of violence”
Cebu’s Patrocinio de Maria image granted pontifical coronation
The image is also called “Patrocinio de Maria Santisima” (Patronage of the Most Holy Mary) in its more ancient form
Will the latest canon law changes further delay the Vatican’s new...
A Canon Law professor said the new legislative changes might not necessarily promote the “healthy decentralization” sought by Pope Francis


















