Farmers warn gov’t of possible rice price manipulation schemes
"Rice Liberalization Law and government's importation and liberalization policies as the culprits behind increasing rice prices"
Lifestyle — Page 7
Toxic chemical sa school supplies, ibinabala ng BAN Toxics
VeritasPH is one of the prominent Roman Catholic online church media in the Philippines and the official digital arm of the Radio Veritas Global Broadcasting Inc.We provide church news, programs, and public affairs, for the Filipino global community.It also carries content from Radio Veritas 846 - Ang Radyo ng Simbahan, the number one faith-based radio station in the country.
Philippine military says will send more supplies to disputed reef
One of the charter boats carrying supplies to the outpost on Saturday was prevented from reaching the shoal, while the other succeeded
Caritas Manila, paiigtingin ang “Christian Humanism”
VeritasPH is one of the prominent Roman Catholic online church media in the Philippines and the official digital arm of the Radio Veritas Global Broadcasting Inc.We provide church news, programs, and public affairs, for the Filipino global community.It also carries content from Radio Veritas 846 - Ang Radyo ng Simbahan, the number one faith-based radio station in the country.
Eastern Samar LGU, suportado ang laban ng Diocese of Borongan kontra destructive mining
VeritasPH is one of the prominent Roman Catholic online church media in the Philippines and the official digital arm of the Radio Veritas Global Broadcasting Inc.We provide church news, programs, and public affairs, for the Filipino global community.It also carries content from Radio Veritas 846 - Ang Radyo ng Simbahan, the number one faith-based radio station in the country.
Bishop leads call for end to mining in Samar
Bishop Crispin Varquez of Borongan has called on the government to end mining operations in Eastern Samar, one of the country’s poorest provinces.
Eastern Samar residents march against mining
The demonstrators marched from the provincial capitol grounds to the Borongan Cathedral for the celebration of the Holy Mass
Farmers: No to intel funds, yes to social services
“These proposed confidential and intelligence funds should be re-channeled to social services instead,” KMP said.
Pope Francis: Without concrete love, our lives have ‘no weight’
“Concrete love is the one that gets its hands dirty.” Stating that it was difficult for him to continue reading his prepared text, the Holy Father delivered the impromptu remarks after hearing testimonials from ministry representatives, including a service that helps expectant mothers and their babies, a community formed to aid those suffering from cancer, and an “all-round” charity center. Citing one of the testimonials, Pope Francis said that we should never define people by their sickness or difficulty but should instead recognize that everyone is “a precious and sacred gift for God, and for the Christian and human community.” “In this way, let us enrich everyone together, and may everyone together enrich us, just as we are!” the pope said, words that resonated deeply in light of Portugal’s recent allowance of euthanasia, which Pope Francis criticized in his remarks to civil servants on Wednesday. John XXIII, Pope Francis said that the Church is “not an archaeological museum” but “the ancient village well that provides water for the people of today, as it did in past generations.” “This well is for quenching the thirst of newly-arrived travelers — just as they are — who bear the weight and fatigue of their journey!” the pope said, going on to extoll Portuguese ministries and charities that responded to the concrete needs of people in their communities.
Cardinal Tagle to young Filipinos: ‘Be God’s influencers’
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle has called on young people to be social media influencers with a purpose: to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
