Tag: Philippines

If by any chance you find yourself in the suburbs of San Francisco del Monte in Quezon City in the Philippine capital, never leave...

The Church as an institution must be prepared in initiating programs aimed at helping people combat mental health problems

The Blessed Virgin Mary’s role in the mission of the Church inspires devotees to translate their devotion into involvement in the mission

Archbishop Jose Cabantan said his appointment during a health crisis “calls us to rise as one, to survive as one, to live in solidarity"

Members of the clergy and lay people pay tribute to the late Archbishop Oscar Cruz at the St. John the Evangelist Cathedral in Dagupan

Archbishop Oscar Cruz is most remembered as a friend, a mentor, and an activist who used his “prophetic voice against abuses”

Maria Basilia Mapa-Garcia is one of four Filipino women who receive the cross “Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice” from Pope Francis this year

There are things in life and society to which we cannot close our eyes and from which we can learn tons of other things

Human rights defender Zara Alvarez is latest victim in the Philippines' spate of extrajudicial killings

“Land is more valuable than money,” said an Aeta tribal elder. "With this land, we will never run out of fruits and vegetables."