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Most Filipinos still wary of COVID-19 vaccines’ safety, survey results show
At least 67 percent of respondents answered "safety" when asked about their “primary consideration” about COVID-19 vaccination
Filipinos told to practice charity, mercy to mark 500 years of...
The “gift of faith” must be shared with others and anyone can take up the challenge “to serve the least and lowest of our brethren”
South Korea reports big jump in COVID-19 cases on outbreaks in...
Christian organization apologizes for not taking early measures to prevent outbreak
UN rights experts ask Sri Lanka to stop forced cremations
Forced cremation of Muslims who died of COVID-19 is based on discrimination, aggressive nationalism and ethnocentrism, experts claim
Questions still surround killing of Catholic priest in southern Philippines
Police investigators are looking into possible links to a rape case filed against the priest in Lanao del Sur province where he used to serve
Indonesia set to pass 1 million coronavirus cases as vaccinations roll...
Deaths from the respiratory disease in the country are more than 28,000
Church group lauds gov’t move to act on climate commitments
A resolution has been filed in Congress urging the Climate Change Commission to submit the country's "Nationally Determined Contribution"
The right side of history: The real battle facing our universities
The time has come for Philippine academic institutions to carry out their mandate of providing students a safe haven for learning
Pope Francis urges Philippine bishops to continue witness to ‘evangelical charity’
The pope expressed hope that the bishops' meeting will result in “more creative expressions” of pastoral charity
Vatican urges global cooperation in COVID-19 vaccine efforts
International agreements must be promoted and supported to manage patents in order to facilitate everyone's access to vaccines