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Seminary formators in the Philippines admit that they have to adjust processes - from vocation promotion to classes - because of the pandemic

When the pandemic lockdown began, women’s rights advocates were quick to notice the missing “gender dimension” in the government response.

When pandemic lockdown began, women’s rights advocates were quick to notice the missing gender dimension in govt response

The camp residents said that after experiencing anxiety and paranoia in the city being quarantined in Maasin is a welcome treat

Authorities prohibited the traditional splashing of water during the revelry to prevent the possible spread of COVID-19

The 'new normal' demands stronger collaboration and cooperation among humanitarian aid agencies, including faith-based organizations

People blame a program that allows people to go back home to the provinces for the surge in COVID-19 cases in the central Philippines

They endured the feel of the burning concrete on their tired soles and thinning slippers and carried on until they reached the church

Mass celebrations go mobile after gov't implemented a lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic

The death of Michelle Silvertino, 33, after trying to get a ride home has prompted the government to look into the plight of stranded workers