Tag: Philippines

Barter communities in the country have earlier expressed opposition to proposals to impose tax on bartered goods

Veteran photojournalist Gil Nartea visited the town of Angono to look for giants, or “higantes,” but what he found were men with guns

The "broadcast radio modality" in teaching is most efficient among learners whose parents could not read or write

"Lawyering for the environment and the community adversely affected by ecological destruction is how I express my religiosity”

In 1978 the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines declared every second Sunday of October as Tribal Filipino Sunday

To protect the learning modules, he has to wrap it with plastic, seals it in a plastic box, and carries it on his shoulders to the villages

In the midst of the pandemic, a Catholic seminary in the Philippines has adapted to the “new normal” in the formation of future priests

In the southern Philippines, teachers have to travel by boat and trudge mountains to distribute learning materials

Pope Francis underscores, among others, that a more just world is achieved by promoting peace, which is not merely the absence of war

Senator Manuel “Lito” Lapid filed a bill renaming San Francisco del Monte Avenue in Quezon City to Fernando Poe Jr. Avenue