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Rights groups welcome probe by International Criminal Court into Philippine killings
Fatou Bensouda, ICC chief prosecutor, said “crimes against humanity” could have been committed in the Philippines
Investing in nutrition can eradicate ‘silent pandemic’ affecting Filipinos – World...
A World Bank study says about 30 percent of Filipino children under 5 years of age are stunted
Green group calls out Manila’s Quiapo church over use of plastic...
“The use of throw-away fiesta buntings is not in tune with the call for ecological conversion made by the Catholic bishops"
Manila’s new prelate gets vaccinated against COVID-19 ahead of installation
Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila also urged the faithful to get vaccinated against COVID-19
Philippines prolongs COVID-19 curbs in capital, more areas under strict quarantine
More areas are placed under tighter quarantine measures because of rising infections and high hospital occupancy
Philippines again suspends scrapping of troop pact with US amid China...
The suspension would be for a further six months while President Rodrigo Duterte "studies ... particular aspects of the agreement”
Pope Francis warns of global food insecurity, calls for support for...
Pope Francis assured the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization of Church support in fighting hunger and its causes
New global approach to counter poverty needed, says Pope Francis
Pope Francis said the world needs “a farsighted social model capable of countering the new forms of poverty that are now sweeping the world"
Pope’s message on Fifth World Day of the Poor: “The poor...
"The poor, always and everywhere, evangelize us, because they enable us to discover in new ways the true face of the Father"
Manila parishes to recite thanksgiving prayer for new archbishop
Manila will have a nine-day spiritual preparation from June 15 to 23 in anticipation of the installation of Cardinal Advincula


















