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Catholic priest, ‘community pantry’ organizer honored in Quezon City
Father Ronald Mariano, parish priest of the Holy Family parish, was cited for his initiative to feed poor parishioners during the lockdown
Pope John Paul I on way to sainthood
Pope Francis has authorized the promulgation of a decree advancing the causes for the canonization of Pope John Paul I
Baguio diocese warns against solicitation scam
The Diocese of Baguio has warned the public against scammers raising funds in the name of Bishop Victor Bendico.
The Gold Trap: How COVID-19 is pushing more Filipino children into...
The coronavirus pandemic has pushed back to zero the anti-child labor efforts of the Philippines
Desperate Indians sell family gold to survive COVID cash crunch
Business closures and job losses pushed more than 230 million Indians into poverty in the past year
Cemeteries in Philippine capital closed on All Souls’ Day, All Saints’...
In the city of Cebu, cemeteries will be open on All Saints' and All Souls' Day, but authorities said only for vaccinated people
More Filipinos worry about catching COVID-19, survey results show
Worry about catching COVID-19 is much greater than worries about catching previous viruses such as Ebola, Swine Flu, Bird Flu, and SARS
Setting the highest standards for the highest position
Who among them have the best qualities that we look for in a leader?
‘Left behind’: Climate activists fight for inclusive COP26
Activists from poor countries fear that without their presence, their voices will be ignored at the upcoming COP26 summit
Catholic cemeteries in Legazpi diocese closed on All Saints’ Day, All...
All Catholic cemeteries in the Diocese of Legazpi will be closed from October 30 to November 3


















