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Priest who documented Philippine killings welcome ICC probe into Duterte’s drug...
The priest said the ICC decision is a “welcome news especially for the families of victims of extrajudicial killings"
‘Burnt out’: Philippine nurses battle COVID, resignations
Official figures show 75,000 nurses are working in public and private Philippine hospitals but roughly 109,000 more are needed
Synodal process not about ‘gathering opinions,’ but ‘listening to the Holy...
He said that the process sought to create “a dynamism of mutual listening” at all levels of the Church
Pope Francis tells elderly priests: ‘Aging is a privilege’
Pope Francis said that the sick and elderly priests are not merely an object of assistance, but also active protagonists in their communities
Pope Francis hopes new ministry of catechist will ‘awaken this vocation’
The pope established the new ministry through the apostolic letter Antiquum ministerium (“Ancient ministry”) on May 11
Will the Swiss Guard allow women soldiers in the future?
To enter the Swiss Guard, a candidate must be a single Catholic male of Swiss nationality between the ages of 19 and 30
Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila tests positive of COVID-19
The Archdiocese of Manila said that aside from a “slight fever,” the archbishop “does not feel any other symptoms”
CBCP nananawagan ng pakikiisa ng lahat sa ‘National Laity Week’
Bubuksan ang National Laity Week sa September 18 sa Archdiocese ng Cebu
‘Bakuna bubble,’ ilulunsad ng Diocese of Balanga
Sa Mariveles, Bataan, unang ilulunsad ang programang "Magsimba, Magpabakuna, Maging Ligtas at Makapagligtas Laban sa Pandemya"
Photos: Priest exhumes remains of victims of Philippine killings
Five years into President Rodrigo Duterte’s “war on drugs,” families of the victims are literally picking the remains of their loved ones

















