Tag: SW
Caritas Asia reelects president for a second four-year term
Benedict Alo D’Rozario of Bangladesh was first elected into the post in 2019, making him the first lay person to fill the role
On eve of Caritas Internationalis’ general assembly, ousted head claims Vatican...
He warned those attending the general assembly “to guard against any ‘political’ drift and thus to remain at the service of the poor, in the spirit of the Gospel”
Survey: 47 percent of Filipinos say it is dangerous to criticize...
Survey results show that more Filipinos agree that it is dangerous to publish or broadcast anything unfavorable against the Marcos Jr. administration
Using Masungi slopes for prisons will destroy our homes, shops
Woodcutting, agriculture, land clearance, quarrying, waste dumping, or landfilling in the vicinity of Masungi geo-tourism park can ruin the limestone ridges
Catholic lay group warns against inclusion of ‘same-sex union’ in school...
DepEd, however, maintained that the topic of same-sex unions and marriages has been in the basic education curriculum since 2013
Philippines’ religious May festivals turning into tourist attractions
While many of these festivals have religious beginnings they are now becoming secular and are being promoted as tourist attractions
Karakol: A street dance of faith
Bohol is supposed to sink a few meters in May, the fiesta month, because the population of the island multiplies up to four times when families come home
Filipino among newly sworn-in Vatican Swiss Guards
Eviota was a second lieutenant at the Swiss Army before he was admitted to the Swiss Guards in January 2022 to complete his basic training
Homage to the hardworking bee
The next time you get to enjoy honey, don’t forget to pay a little homage to our humble, hardworking friend — the honeybee
Where have all the ‘Santacruzan’ and ‘Flores de Mayo’ gone?
The Santacruzan now being held as a pageant is an indication of how the Catholic Church has been losing its grip on the faithful
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