Tag: Philippines
‘Kindness stations’ proposed for poor Filipino communities affected by coronavirus
Over 57 million people have been placed in ‘enhanced community quarantine’ in a bid to contain coronavirus
Liturgical celebrations go online as Philippines implements lockdown over new coronavirus
Liturgical celebrations during the Holy Week, which will start on April 5, Palm Sunday, until Easter Sunday, April 11, will not be open to the public
Mass online ‘is not enough’: Philippine parish reaches out to poor...
Parish priest says Church cannot ever be under lockdown because ‘it is the people’
Photo Gallery: Churches near empty in Catholic Philippines due to...
Manila placed under lockdown to prevent spread of the coronavirus
Philippine Church should tap its schools for coronavirus education
Catholic leaders should not miss the opportunity to help put to rest public fears and spread credible, scientific information to save lives
Can technology save us from ourselves?
Even as science and technology allows humanity to extend the limits of the possible and live fuller lives, it can also help us sow our own destruction
Press freedom group releases top 20 ‘digital predator’ list
Reporters Without Borders says pepetrators' ‘activities are tantamount to preying on journalism’
Manila cancels public Masses, religious services due to coronavirus
An emergency lockdown of the Philippine capital is in place starting March 15 until April 14
Philippine bishops call for vigilance in wake of coronavirus pandemic
Manila bishop wary of potential capital lockdown, saying it is impractical for ordinary Filipinos
Few priests? No problem, for now, in small Philippine vicariate
Declining numbers of priestly ordinations underscores the need to increase vocations if the vicariate wants to replace the number of retiring priests