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Philippine police chief warns vote buying in 2022 polls may go...
Philippine elections are frequently marred by vote buying as many politicians woo people with offers of cash, food and other giveaways
Church concert blamed for rise in COVID-19 cases in central Philippine...
On June 14, the Philippines recorded 6,426 new COVID-19 cases while 7,145 were reported to have recovered from the disease
Rights group slams arrest, detention of Protestant pastor in southern Philippines
Pastor Benjie Gomez was arrested after holding Sunday service in the town of Leon Postigo in Zamboanga del Norte province on June 6
For second year, Saudi Arabia bars foreign travelers from Haj due...
Only people aged between 18 and 65 who have been vaccinated or immunized against the virus can take part in the pilgrimage
Pope reminds faithful to continue discovering, trusting God’s presence
The pope said the "weeds of mistrust can also take root in the Church, especially when we witness the crisis of faith"
China’s education drive in Tibet gets into full gear
Asked who his spiritual leader was, a monk at Lhasa's historic Jokhang temple named Xi
Philippine ecumenical peace group urges gov’t, rebels to return to negotiating...
The Philippine Ecumenical Peace Platform made the call a week after a bomb explosion in Masbate City killed two people
Vatican sets term limits for leaders of lay ecclesial movements to...
The move aims “to promote a healthy renewal and to prevent misappropriations that have indeed led to violations and abuses”
Caritas Internationalis calls on G7 for debt relief to address pandemic,...
Caritas Internationalis said the G7 agenda “could not possibly succeed without canceling the debt of poor countries”
God’s way is my way
You can miss the kingdom of God if you underestimate things that seem worthless to you at first impression


















