Tag: Philippines
WordCon 2023 invites Catholics to reflect on Synodal process
"One vital point in this synodal process is that no one should be left out, so we emphasize the cry of those in suffering"
Gilas in FIBA World Cup 2023: The difference between disappointment and...
Why is there no outrage over a total of six hundred twenty-five million pesos of confidential funds for Sara Duterte
In the Philippines, justice remains elusive for victims of enforced disappearances
Despite the enactment of the Anti-Enforced or Involuntary Disappearance Act of 2012, “enforced disappearances have not stopped”
Drill Recto gas, oil now for our national survival
China Communist Party’s National Congress and Politburo have decided to take control of SCS by intimidation, not war.
Philippine officials release footage of sea standoff, as senator pushes for...
The videos showed a convoy of Philippine boats and ships as they maneuvered past the China Coast Guard while sailing on a resupply mission
Church saddened by death of migrant workers chief Toots Ople
The bishop said Ople had “served well doing all sacrifices for the best of our nation and utmost welfare of our people”.
Military trainings: Tales of mental anguish
The death of University of Santo Tomas (UST) student Mark Welson Chua set off an explosion of anti-ROTC sentiment.
Pagkakaisa ng laiko at kaparian, pawagan ng Obispo
Ayon sa Obispo, katulad ng salitang Sinodo, nawa ay magsama sama ang bawat mananamapalataya upang mapaigiting ang pagtulong sa mahihirap
Farmers warn gov’t of possible rice price manipulation schemes
"Rice Liberalization Law and government's importation and liberalization policies as the culprits behind increasing rice prices"
Issues and concerns the Philippine Church faces under Marcos Jr. regime
Despite of perceived powerlessness and declining influence, the Church has an important role in bringing about social transformation


















