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Pope Francis appointed Cardinal Jose F. Advincula of the Archdiocese of Capiz as the new archbishop of Manila

The chaos in the Philippine capital displays how dysfunctional management hampers the official goal of balancing health and economic needs

The bishops admitted that Filipinos "have obviously not always succeeded” in accepting the good and rejecting the evil brought by Spain

Red-tagging of individuals and groups have led to illegal arrests, harassment, and extra-judicial killings

'Let this year be a year of looking back in history so that we can understand better who we are in the present as communities of disciples'

It wouldn’t be an exercise in exaggeration to say that the formation of our history is in itself a struggle

Joe Torres is ‘Up Close' with Father Flaviano Villanueva, SVD, on his mission and projects to help poor people in the streets of Manila

The battle in Mactan wasn’t so much a paradigm of class struggle but a show of force between two established and wealthy dominions

By Pigafetta’s account, the indios he saw were more than mere “savages” living on trees or caves

On March 16, 1521, Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan and his crew dropped anchor off the uninhabited island of Humumu, now Homonhon