Tag: Philippines
‘Not colonialism but faith’: Celebrating 500 years of Christianity in the...
The Church and Christianity is an integral part of Philippine history and culture
Philippine Catholic bishops create office to address clergy sex abuse
The new office is intended to help people bring their concerns on issues regarding the protection of minors
Philippine town pays last respects to woman who dared to dream
Migrant worker Jeanelyn Villavende was allegedly beaten to her death by her Kuwaiti employers
From resilience to resistance
Many people are no longer swayed by narratives of 'resilience' or 'acts of God' that ultimately blame the victims and seek to excuse criminal negligence
Child rights group slams plan to close Mindanao church compound
Displaced families have been living in the compound for almost five years after escaping from the armed conflict in their communities
Philippine Church, NGOs rise to occasion when disaster hits
Philippine Church, NGOs rise to occasion when disaster hits
‘Reassuring representation’: Filipinos show devotion to Child Jesus
Augustinian friars sparked the Philippines' deep devotion to the Child Jesus or the Santo Niño
Where have all those behind past Philippine uprisings gone?
The Filipino people toppled their political leaders twice — in 1986 and 2001
No let-up in Duterte’s attacks on Catholic Church
Are all of Duterte's rants against the Church and its leaders just jokes or playful jabs against the Church as claimed by his spokesman?
6,000 candles lit to honor Child Jesus in central Philippines
Santo Niño de Cebu is a title of the Child Jesus associated with a religious image of the Christ Child widely venerated as miraculous by Filipino Catholics