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Life under the dictatorship was deadly, especially for those who stood against the dictator

With the lifting of health restrictions, the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish held a “mass baptism” of children on the Feast of Saint Joseph

Speaking out against “sinful politics” has become dangerous for some members of the clergy in the Philippines

“Even if Europe is relatively far from the Philippines, we have every reason to be apprehensive about these global developments”

Seva Kendra Silchar, a Catholic social service initiative is empowering women in India to cultivate their way out of poverty and starvation

Why not Sara? The open answer is because she wants to “continue,” maybe perpetuate, the legacy of her father.

The ICM nuns said they "do not want to slide back to authoritarianism, repression of freedom of expression, (and) historical revisionism

In many ways, our society has adjusted to the so-called “new normal.” The question is, “How did the new normal make our lives better?"

The exhibit of black and white photographs by photojournalist Rick Rocamora tags victims of rights abuses during the dictatorship as heroes

The Philippines and the US signed an MOU that aims to boost cooperation on developing the Philippines’ nuclear energy program