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Power of the Word
If we want genuine change in our country, it should begin with ourselves. It is how the Word of God creates and renews."
Beijing Olympic torch relay closed to public over COVID
The relay involving 1,200 torchbearers will take place across the Games' three sites and also travel to tourist attractions
Vaccine hesitancy among Filipinos drops, but World Bank notes low rate...
The World Bank said the slow pace and low rate of vaccination in the Philippines may be to blame for the spread of the Omicron variant
Popular Marian icon in Rome gets conservation check-up
The icon, which tradition says was painted by St. Luke, has long been considered a symbol of the city of Rome and its people
Green activists hit plan to install waste-to-energy facility in Cebu
Mayor Michael Rama has already presented plans on strengthening the city’s disaster preparedness before the city council
Manila prelate calls for ‘Christian unity’ to counter ‘darkness, violence, sin’
“It is important to press for the unity of Christians. By doing it, we will be known as followers of Jesus.”
Persecution against Christians on the rise worldwide, says report
Overall, 5,898 Christians were killed, 5,110 churches were attacked or closed, 6,175 Christians were arrested without trial
Probe finds former Pope Benedict XVI failed to act in German...
Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni also said it intended to examine the report, "the contents of which are not currently known"
Human life is the most valuable work asset, says Pope Francis
“Workplace safety means safeguarding human resources, which are of inestimable value in the eyes of God"
Ancient Afghan minaret in danger of ‘collapse’ after quakes
Built in the 12th Century, the Minaret of Jam has weathered earthquakes, floods and harsh desert storms


















