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Days of light and darkness in the Catholic Church
Church leaders are still striving to prevent shame and embarrassment by hiding away the abusers and the records of crimes against children
Catholic churches in northern Philippines open doors to storm victims
Authorities said the death toll in the wake of "Maring" rose to 30 while a total of 50,040 families or 194,677 people were displaced
Responding to the cry of the poor
An urgent change in our lifestyle and attitude towards creation is necessary for healing to take place
Jesuit schools in Mindanao offer campuses as voter registration sites
The Mindanao Consortium of Ateneos offered its campuses to serve as voter registration sites
The Gold Trap: How COVID-19 is pushing more Filipino children into...
The coronavirus pandemic has pushed back to zero the anti-child labor efforts of the Philippines
Cemeteries in Philippine capital closed on All Souls’ Day, All Saints’...
In the city of Cebu, cemeteries will be open on All Saints' and All Souls' Day, but authorities said only for vaccinated people
More Filipinos worry about catching COVID-19, survey results show
Worry about catching COVID-19 is much greater than worries about catching previous viruses such as Ebola, Swine Flu, Bird Flu, and SARS
Setting the highest standards for the highest position
Who among them have the best qualities that we look for in a leader?
Philippine Catholic Church to start synodal process Sunday, Oct 17
The challenges of the pandemic and the sexual and financial scandals in the Church and in government are among issues that will be discussed
Philippine Catholic bishops congratulate Maria Ressa for winning Nobel Peace Prize
The bishops stressed the important role that the press play in 'gauging the health of a healthy democratic society'


















