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Caritas Philippines’ new executive secretary to go strong on rights advocacy,...
Father Antonio Labiao said the National Secretariat for Social Action will give more focus on issues on human rights and good governance
Marawi’s captive Catholic priest dies of cardiac arrest
Father Teresito “Chito” Soganub, the priest who was abducted by terrorists in the southern Philippine city of Marawi in 2017, died on July 22
Philippine Protestant council backs Catholic bishops’ denunciation of ‘society’s ills’
Bishop Marigza, NCCP general secretary, said they “welcome” the call of the Catholic bishops exhorting the faithful to pray for the country
Philippine Catholic bishops say no to Charter change
The bishops said legislators should instead focus on uplifting the lives of people caught in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic
From the House of Sin to the House of David: How...
Today, in the era of alt-truth, fake news and revisionist ideas, the bishops' pastoral letters are one of few avenues whereby facts and truth can be gleamed
Manila bishop dares government to sue Philippine Catholic Church leaders
Presidential legal counsel Salvador Panelo accused the bishops of pressuring the Supreme Court to decide against the anti-terrorism law
Philippine Catholic bishops must sustain defense of their battered flock
The Philippine Catholic bishops’ conference may have found their lines on the sand: the new anti-terror law and the series of attacks on media
For whom the terror tolls: Writing, Reading and the Anti-Terrorism Law
From the looks of it, it seems that silence is not and will never be an option among journalists and members of the literary community
Philippine Catholic bishops warn of nation’s ‘bleak political landscape’
The Catholic bishops' conference likened the Philippine situation to a "proverbial frog swimming in a pot of slowly boiling water"
Humility and hubris
Cardinal Tagle is right: We need leaders who would be humble enough to recognize their weaknesses and be kind toward those already suffering
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