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Millions more locked down as China battles Omicron spread
Beijing is on high alert for new outbreaks as it prepares to host the Winter Olympics next month
Verdicts against Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi ‘a travesty of justice’
A military court sentenced Aung San Suu Kyi to four years in prison for the illegal possession of walkie-talkies and breaking COVID-19 rules
Homage to the acacia trees
Most of the trees are as old as the campus itself and it offer much-needed shade and bring in a relieving breeze even in the scorching heat
Aglipayan priest killed in post-typhoon road clearing in Leyte
Police identified the victim as Father Rizacion Ybañez, 63, a resident of Sta. Fe village in Matalom town
Papal nuncio to Philippines admires people’s faith in disaster areas
Caritas Philippines has announced that it will soon begin its recovery initiative in devastated areas in the Visayas and Mindanao
Pope Francis laments ‘cancel culture’ in annual address to diplomats
The pope said that international organizations were increasingly pursuing “divisive” agendas
Catholic bishop appeals to Filipinos not to hoard on medicines, to...
“It is greed to hoard on medicine,” said Bishop Oscar Jaime Florencio, head of the Ministry on Health of the bishops’ conference
Photos: Philippines’ devotion to ‘Black Nazarene’ through the years
There used to be a myriad of stories during the celebration of the “feast” of the Black Nazarene in Manila every January 9
Catholic bishop calls for probe into typhoon-damaged coal storage facility in...
Bishop Gerardo Alminaza urged the local government of Toledo City “to exercise its mandate to secure the safety of its residents”
Manila archbishop calls for human dignity amid crisis during Black Nazarene...
The Manila archbishop also assured the millions of devotees that Jesus knows what they are going through, especially during this pandemic


















