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Human Rights Watch calls on ICC to continue probe into Philippines’...
The ICC tribunal can only investigate allegations if a country does not conduct genuine proceedings
Humanitarian groups provide ‘pre-disaster financial aid’ to families in central Philippines
The cash aid distribution aims to assist households to prioritize their urgent needs before the projected impact of typhoon "Odette"
Simbang Gabi, handog pasasalamat sa Panginoon, ayon kay Bishop Pabillo
“Ang ating buhay, panahon, pananampalataya, kapaligiran, mga talento ... ang lahat pong ito ay galing sa Kanya.”
Catholic churches in southern Philippines open doors to typhoon victims
The state weather bureau Pagasa said "Odette" carries maximum sustained winds of up to 120 kilometers per hour with gustiness up to 150 km/h
Philippines’ urban poor dwellers reenact Holy Family’s search for lodging
In the Gospel story, the star supposedly inspired the wise men, or the three kings, to travel to Jerusalem in search of the Child Jesus
Photographer dies in custody in first journalist death since Myanmar coup
News of Soe Naing’s death surfaced on social media Tuesday and was confirmed by family members
Indian police probe Mother Teresa’s charity, raid orphanage for ‘forced conversion’
Indian police were probing a charity started by Mother Teresa and raided and orphanage in another state
Pope Francis: The value of a person is not determined by...
“If disability or illness makes life more difficult, it is no less worthy of being lived and lived to the fullest”
President Duterte withdraws from 2022 senatorial race
The president personally filed his statement of withdrawal with the poll body on December 14
Church, green groups laud local gov’t’s order against dirty energy
The mayor of Tagkawayan signed an order promoting renewable energy projects “in a timeline compatible and aligned with the Paris Agreement"


















