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Authorities allow ‘caroling’ under Health Alert Level 2 areas
Carolers are required to be vaccinated against COVID-19
Myanmar charges US journalist with terrorism, sedition
Danny Fenster, who was arrested as he tried to leave the country in May, was charged under anti-terror and sedition laws
Faith-based peace groups find ‘resonance’ with Robredo’s views on insurgency
Kapayapaan and Pilgrims for Peace said Robredo's statement is “a positive sign that she would not endorse a purely militarist solution"
Facebook parent, Meta, to take religion, politics, race out of ad...
Starting January 19, apps in the Meta family will no longer offer advertisers the option to target people based on their interest in causes
French Catholic Church to sell assets to settle sex abuse claims
The Church has to pay victims with its own assets, instead of asking parishioners to contribute for crimes committed by the clergy
Kalookan diocese opens vaccination centers to everyone
The Diocese of Kalookan said its ongoing COVID-19 vaccination drive is open to all denominations and other religions
Bishop Pabillo warns against ‘pro-poor’ candidates in next year’s polls
People should be vigilant against candidates who portray themselves as “pro-poor” to lure voters ahead of the polls
Charles de Foucauld, six others to be canonized May 15
Charles de Foucauld was a dissolute French soldier who became a Trappist monk and Catholic missionary to Muslims in Algeria
Singapore court delays execution of Malaysian disabled person due to COVID-19
Nagaenthran Dharmalingam, 33, was scheduled to be executed by hanging in Singapore’s Changi prison on Wednesday
‘Haiyan’ survivor calls on rights body to issue report on climate...
In 2015, Filipino activists filed a climate change and rights petition that sought to hold “carbon majors” responsible for the climate crisis


















