Tag: Philippines
Catholic bishop expresses concern over ‘brand agnostic’ vaccine policy for COVID-19
Bishop Oscar Jaime Florencio of the Military Ordinariate of the Philippines said that “by the looks of it, it’s not just”
Philippines investigating illegal sale of COVID-19 shots, vaccine slots
"The sale of COVID-19 vaccines that have been granted emergency use authorization is illegal," said the national police chief
Philippines has most number of children baptized as Catholics
The Philippines marked the 500th anniversary of the first Christian baptism in the country on April 14
SPOTLIGHT: Filipinos let go of tradition, celebrate ‘loneliest’ All Souls’ Day...
Philippine govt is closing all cemeteries during this year’s observance of All Souls’ Day
Central Philippine diocese holds 14-km ‘Rosary Walk’
The “Rosary Walk” was one of the “spiritual initiatives” to ask for “divine intervention” for deliverance from the coronavirus pandemic
Claretian missionaries sing, walk with people amid, despite challenges
"A missionary has to walk with God's people all the time, and to do that, one should have the missionary impulse to provide for their needs"
SPOTLIGHT: Church facility in Manila teaches homeless to bake, break bread
Training at the Arnold Janssen Kalinga Center offers opportunity to break free from street-life mentality of hopelessness
Jewish director sends message of hope in Pope Francis film ‘Francesco’
The director depicts Pope Francis as a great connector and the only world leader he believes capable of uniting humanity
It’s better to give than to barter, says Catholic priest in...
Barter communities in the country have earlier expressed opposition to proposals to impose tax on bartered goods
Photos: Hunting for food in the land of the giants
Veteran photojournalist Gil Nartea visited the town of Angono to look for giants, or “higantes,” but what he found were men with guns