Tag: Philippines

Anger over the slow pace of rehabilitation of the devastated city of Marawi plays into the ‘false us-against-the-world vision of Islam’

Filipinos of different faiths share their experiences of finding meaning in their respective religions

Labor groups accuse govt of breaking its word, adding that announcement is ‘inappropriate, if not downright insensitive’

Shortening the process of church-decreed annulment would be a ‘more accepted’ option for some legislators

Irresponsible mining goes on unabated in various parts of the country

Men and women of the cloth in the Philippines, having followed the footsteps of the crucified Christ, have suffered different forms of crucifixion

Religious traditions in the Philippines are anchored on the physical presence of churches in almost all towns and cities

Activists say the Philippines' rice liberalization policy is an indication of the govt’s disregard of local rice production and agriculture

Aside from being expected to conform to one’s caste, each individual is also expected to live in a particular way corresponding to his or her current stage of life

While the Philippines waits for Cardinal Tagle's replacement, an 'activist bishop' has to forge on with his prophetic reminders in Manila