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Hong Kong’s tough COVID-19 rules see babies isolated, families cramped in...
Trauma and psychological impact on families is intense, says 40-year-old man in quarantine with his two young children
Cambodian activist arrested for criticizing Chinese COVID-19 vaccine on Facebook
Activist’s daughter said her mother’s arrest politically motivated and unjust
Sri Lanka to ban burqa, shut many Islamic schools, minister says
The wearing of the burqa in the majority-Buddhist nation was temporarily banned in 2019 after the bombing of churches
Vatican decrees Catholic Church cannot bless same-sex unions
The Vatican said the note was "not intended to be a form of unjust discrimination, but rather a reminder of the truth of the liturgical rite"
Philippine president’s spokesman, Harry Roque, tests positive for COVID-19
THE Philippines has been seeing a surge in COVID-19 cases, with close to 10,000 fresh infections added to the total tally over the weekend
Myanmar cardinal calls for killings to stop as violence worsens
Blood being spilled is not the blood of an enemy — it’s the blood of our own sisters and brothers, our own citizens, says Cardinal Bo
Review: ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’
"Raya and the Last Dragon" indeed represents and celebrates Southeast Asian culture with respect
Philippine Church introduces novel programs for quincentennial of Christianity
Bishop Bagaforo said the Church should promote good governance and pursue a program on "education for the culture of peace"
Filipinos in Rome have a ‘grandfather’ in Pope Francis, says Cardinal...
Cardinal Tagle said that despite difficulties, Filipino Christians continue to turn to God as their source of hope and strength
Japan worshippers brave smouldering coals to pray for safety
People walk barefoot with Buddhist monks over smouldering coals at an annual festival near Mt. Takaosan