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Taliban to allow women at universities, but mixed classes banned
Women's rights in Afghanistan were sharply curtailed under the Taliban's 1996-2001 rule
Protest greets first day of classes in Metro Manila
Salinlahi called for a clear plan for the “immediate safe conduct of limited and voluntary in-classroom learning"
Philippines remains Asia’s ‘deadliest country’ for environmental defenders, says report
The Global Witness report ranked the Philippines third overall with 29 killings of environmental defenders in the past year
Catholics in Thailand getting ready for Church’s ‘synodal process’
Cardinal Kriengsak of Bangkok said Thailand’s bishops will undergo a “period of discernment” on propositions they will receive from dioceses
Bangkok’s amulet market continues to thrive despite pandemic
Amulets are objects not only for collecting and trading, but are also at the heart of a growing trade
Pope Francis at International Eucharistic Congress: ‘Let’s make time for Adoration’
Pope Francis is the first pope to attend an International Eucharistic Congress since the year 2000
Pope to interfaith summit: If we want peace on Earth, ‘we...
The pope emphasized the role of religious leaders in combating religious extremism and fundamentalism, especially when it leads to violence
Philippine Catholic bishops condemn ‘murderous and corrupt public order’
The Church leaders, however, called for “non-violent” actions, saying that it is “the only morally acceptable resistance.”
Pope Francis: A family that remains open to life builds history
He encouraged Catholic families to “go out to meet as many people as possible” and to become living witnesses of the “joy of love”
Thinking like God
Is Jesus really expecting his disciples to be able to think like God? Is that even possible at all?
















