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International court approves probe into Duterte’s alleged ‘crimes against humanity’
His lawyers said President Duterte will not cooperate with the ICC investigation
62 nuns in one convent test positive of COVID-19
The congregation said the entire convent “has been on lockdown and fully cooperating” with health authorities
Human rights lawyer gunned down in southern Philippines
Lawyer Juan Macababbad, vice chairperson of the Union of Peoples’ Lawyers in Mindanao, was shot dead in front of his house
Bangkok ‘taxi graveyard’ comes to life with mini-gardens
Tiny green-brown frogs squat croaking in the tropical heat on makeshift ponds fashioned out of old tires, tucked in among abandoned cars
Pope Francis hits vaccine ‘deniers’ even among cardinals
The pope is a strong advocate of coronavirus vaccines and has previously expressed his incomprehension with those who refuse to take it
Pope says abortion is ‘murder,’ urges priests not to be political...
Church law says a Catholic who procures an abortion automatically excommunicates themselves from the Church
Philippines eases health restrictions despite high number of COVID-19 cases
On Wednesday, the country recorded 16,989 more COVID-19 cases, the fewest in almost two weeks or since September 2
Photos: Manila cardinal celebrates Mass in honor of ‘frontliners’
Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila leads the celebration of the Holy Mass for “frontliners” on Sept. 15, 2021
On ecological sin
It is high time for the Christian Church to revisit the concept of human stewardship of God’s garden in our sacred tents
Pope Francis warns against use of religion, cross for partisan ends
"Let us not reduce the cross to an object of devotion, much less to a political symbol, to a sign of religious and social status”


















