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Manila bishops urge Catholics to pray the rosary from April 30...
“Let us again turn to our Blessed Mother and ask her intercession to help us vote what God desires for us”
Macliing Dulag and Earth Day
"How can you own that which will outlive you? Only the race owns the land because the race lives forever” - Macliing Dulag
Philippine Supreme Court denies ‘with finality’ appeals against anti-terrorism law
Human rights groups said they hope that "in good time" the law "will be struck down or amended, if not repealed altogether”
Filipino children among most exposed to online threats worldwide, says study
“The [Philippines] comes second after Thailand, where children are highly exposed to online risks," said the report
Deaths of Asian migrant workers in Gulf states mostly ‘unexplained, unnecessary,’...
Government data on migrant worker deaths are fragmented, incomplete and inconsistent, says a report released by non-government groups
Philippine Catholic Church urged to be missionary, to work in fringes...
“The ones we are sent to might not even be very far from us — they are around us, in the peripheries,” said Bishop Pablo Virgilio David
Priests, religious urged to take ‘active role’ in Philippine elections
Many priests and religious have reportedly “forgotten to be prophets” and have not worked for “principled political participation”
EARTH DAY 2022: No more vegetables in the market?
Changing weather has halved the amount of produce arriving at markets in Manila. A Catholic priest, his "drug reformists" and women farmers may have a solution in their "Saklay" farm
Today, hold hands, share a kiss under the mango, or whatever...
As we mark another Earth Day, let us go beyond the concerts and the tree planting and the speeches and programs
Christian youth group hits continuing ‘impunity’ in attacks on Indigenous Peoples
The attack on Indigenous Peoples "illustrates the bloody political landscape of the Philippines that has been worsening"


















