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Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila thanked the pope for the appointment, which he described as a “gift and honor” for the archdiocese

Resorts and seafood restaurants say the spill is a "nail in the coffin" for their businesses in the midst of the pandemic

Lawyers, as professionals, are expected to uphold the ethical and moral values that are essential to the fabric that holds society together

Of the newly reported cases, 1,381 came from the Davao region, 1,053 from Metro Manila, and 973 from Central Visayas

“The shooting and intimidation of journalists are a blatant violation of press freedom,” said the media network in a statement

Chinese influence in the Philippines dates back to the 10th century, many years before the colonization of the islands by Spain

Bishop Alminaza said majority of Philippine banks found to have been linked to coal and fossil gas companies and projects “remain mum"

The Zen master was credited with bringing mindfulness to the West and whose reach in Buddhism was seen as second only to the Dalai Lama

Here is a look back at the year since the military's latest power grab, which ended a decade-long experiment with democracy

“I feel so sad to see that they flee from their houses and cannot stay at their home as other people do,” said Archbishop Tin Win of Mandalay