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Archbishop Villegas declares 21 days of prayer in Lingayen-Dagupan
The prelate said people should turn to prayer amid the clouds of “helplessness and discouragement” in the country
‘Flexible learning’ ng mga mag-aaral, pinaghahandaan ng Diocese of Imus
Pinag-aaralan din ang kapasidad ng bawat pamilya na makasabay sa inaasahang mga pagbabagong ipatutupad sa sistema ng edukasyon
Protestant pastor decries ‘wrongful’ arrest
UCCP Pastor Dan San Andres said the charges leveled against him are “baseless” and are part of a “crackdown" against human rights defenders
‘Running priest’ expresses alarm over church ‘surveillance’
The priest claimed that personnel of Quezon City’s public safety office took photos and video during Mass in his parish without his consent
Pope Francis ‘saddened’ by Hagia Sophia’s conversion to mosque
“I think of Hagia Sophia and I am very saddened,” said Pope Francis in comments after leading the traditional Angelus prayer on Sunday
Up to 10 million children may not be able to go...
Save the Children warns of ‘unprecedented global education emergency'
Pope approves canonical coronation of Manila’s Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Pope Francis has approved the canonical coronation of the image of Our Lady of Mount Carmel enshrined in a minor basilica in Quezon City
Philippine bishops mourn death of church architect
Father Alex Bautista designed the altar and the papal chair during the pope's Mass at Luneta in Manila in 2015
Philippine bishops welcome Cardinal Tagle’s new appointment
Bishop Arturo Bastes, retired prelate of Sorsogon, said the Filipino cardinal’s appointment to the inter-religious body is a “good choice”
Protestant pastor red-tagged, arrested in Bicol
Pastor Dan San Andres, 61, chairman of human rights group Karapatan in the region, was arrested in Sipocot town, Camarines Sur