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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
International rights group tags Philippine democracy as ‘heavily challenged’
The group said the country has been included in the watchlist because of its attacks on media and the proposed anti-terror law
Rights group welcomes statement of UN experts on Philippine situation
The statement of the UN experts was released days before the 44th UN HRC session on June 30
Liter of Light to launch online drive to fight energy poverty
Inspired by the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, the campaign harnesses the power of social media to spread its message
Philippine bishops welcome reintroduction of values education subjects in schools
President Duterte signed into law a measure institutionalizing “good manners and right conduct” and values education subjects in schools
Faith-based groups call for respect for life, marks anniversary of death...
On June 24, 2006, former president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo signed a law scrapping the death penalty ahead of her trip to the Vatican