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Religious repression in Hong Kong could soon worsen, Christian cleric warns
The cleric said the Chinese Communist Party appears to be using ideological tactics to chip away at the freedom of religion in Hong Kong
Pope Francis: Lack of basic health care access is a ‘social...
Pope Francis recalled a lesson of the COVID-19 pandemic, that illness is “a global and not a merely individual phenomenon”
The plastic that kills
There are many alternative materials to plastic that are safe and even better at wrapping and storing and cooking food
Activists dismayed over junking of petition to disqualify Marcos from presidential...
Marcos cleared the major obstacle in his bid to become the country’s next president after the Comelec refused to disqualify him
Number of jobless Filipinos up to 3.27 million in December, gov’t...
The unemployment rate also inched up to 6.6 percent, slightly higher than the 6.5 percent recorded in November
Philippine Church leaders vow to continue mission to care for sick...
Priests and bishops are urged to celebrate the Holy Eucharist in hospitals and in parishes during the occasion
‘Standing beside those who suffer on a path of charity’
This is the message of Pope Francis for the Thirtieth World Day of the Sick observance on February 11, 2022
Former head of Church’s poll watchdog urges voters to examine character...
“To those who love the country and themselves, do not sell your vote”
The ‘People of God’: Rethinking the Church in Vatican II
How do Catholic Christians look at themselves as a Church?
Hong Kong’s new Catholic bishop says it’s unacceptable to trample on...
“I find it unacceptable for human dignity to be ignored, trampled upon, or eliminated entirely. God gave us this dignity."














