US offers over a billion dollars to support Mindanao railway project
The offer came after the Philippines decided against pursuing Chinese official development assistance (ODA) financing for the project
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Pamilyang Filipino, sisirain ng divorce
Nanindigan ang Alliance for the Family Foundation Philippines Inc. na makasisira sa pamilyang Pilipino ang pagsasabatas ng absolute divorce bill.
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El Niño phenomenon, nararanasan na sa tinaguriang “rice granary of the Philippines”
Nakipagtulungan ang Diyosesis ng Cabanatuan sa pamahalaang panlalawigan ng Nueva Ecija para tiyakin ang sapat na suplay ng pagkain lalu na ang bigas sa panahon ng pananalasa ng El Niño phenomenon sa bansa.
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Cebuana, nahalal na 18-member council ng CHARIS
Itinuring na biyaya mula sa Panginoon ang paglilingkod sa kapwa. Ito ang pahayag ni Cebu Archdiocesan Commission on the Laity President Fe Barino makaraang mahalal bilang kasapi ng international body ng Catholic Charismatic Renewal International Service or CHARIS.
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Mananampalataya, binalaan sa pekeng Basilica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebu FB page
Muling nagbabala ang Augustinian Friar’s ng Basilica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebu sa mananampalataya lalo na sa mga deboto ng batang Hesus na iisa lamang ang official Facebook page ng basilica.
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Environmental defenders bring ‘abduction’ case before UN
The group contends that the project has led to an escalation in military presence and subsequent reprisals against environmental defenders
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Pope: Imitate Jesus’ way of giving
In his message, Pope Francis pondered how to balance the concept of selflessly giving without expecting anything in return
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Nuncio: ‘Forgiveness is the path to new life’
Christians must let go of grudges and forgive those who have wronged them, as forgiveness embodies the way of Jesus, papal nuncio Archbishop Charles Brown said Tuesday.
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BI intercepts another ‘mail-order bride’ victim at NAIA
The victim later admitted that no actual wedding happened, and the marriage certificate was processed by her Chinese escort through an agent
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Vatican voices concern over autonomous weapons
Archbishop Balestrero argued that autonomous weapons lack moral agency and thus cannot be considered morally responsible entities
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Philippines says crew hurt, vessels damaged by China Coast Guard
The incidents happened in waters around Second Thomas Shoal in the Spratly Islands where the countries have contesting maritime claims
