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Diocese of Kalookan sets up ‘hope line’ to address mental health...
The program aims to mobilize priests and volunteers to provide counseling to people suffering from mental health problems
Rights groups call for probe into Philippines’ alleged violations of children’s...
The report was released as the UN Human Rights Council starts its 44th session, which is expected to discuss the Philippine situation
Thousands in western Myanmar flee as army plans operations, monitors say
The Myanmar army has been fighting the Arakan Army, a group from the largely Buddhist Rakhine ethnic group that is seeking greater autonomy
Unity and universality
The feast day of Sts. Peter and Paul is meant to remind the faithful of the two directions of the Church’s mission: unity and universality
Manila parish church placed under lockdown due to COVID-19
The Santisima Trinidad parish church in Malate has been temporarily closed after its priest and a churchworker tested positive of COVID-19
Philippine bishop warns against terror bill, slams arrests during pandemic
Bishop David of Kalookan said the country is "dangerously sliding back to authoritarian rule” with illegal arrests “being done all the time”
Private schools deserve government support
At least 400 private schools face closure because of lack of enrollees, according to a study done by the schools
Batang Eucharistic ministers, lectors kailangan sa Novaliches
“Intensified ang recruitment at saka ang orientation and formation ng bagong volunteers,” ayon kay Bishop Gaa ng Novaliches
Archbishop Cabantan nagpapasalamat sa mga taga-Malaybalay
Ayon kay Archbishop-elect Jose Cabantan ang mananampalataya ng Malaybalay ang tumulong sa kanya upang maging mabuting obispo
Obispo ng Maynila nanawagan na ipagdasal ang Santo Papa
Ang Pope’s Day ay ipinagdiriwang kasabay ng Kapistahan nina Apostol San Pedro at San Pablo tuwing ika-29 ng Hunyo