Cardinal Rosales in stable condition in hospital, says report
“He just needs to stay in the hospital for a few more days for monitoring. We continue to pray for him,” said Father Malicdem
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Cardinal George Pell denied public memorial in home state
Premier Daniel Andrews on Thursday said Cardinal Pell's legacy had been permanently tainted
Supreme Court rules Sri Lanka’s former president failed to stop Easter bombings
It is the first time that a head of state in Sri Lanka has been held responsible for failing to prevent a terror attack
Human Rights Watch calls on Indonesia, ASEAN to pressure Myanmar to end violence
HRW called on Indonesia to take action to hold the Myanmar junta accountable for its failure to implement a regional five-point consensus
Thanksgiving Mass sa pagbangon ng mga biktima ng Taal Volcano eruption, pinangunahan ng LASAC
Patuloy na buksan ang puso upang tulungan ang mga higit na nangangailangan. Ito ang pagninilay ni Fr. Jazz Siapco, direktor ng Lipa Archdiocesan Social Action Commission sa banal na Misa bilang paggunita sa ikatlong anibersaryo ng pagliligalig ng Bulkang Taal sa Batangas.
Human rights defenders, patuloy na nahaharap sa banta ng red-tagging
Sinasalamin ng perjury case na inihain sa ilang human rights defenders at misyunero ng Simbahan ang patuloy na banta sa mga nagsusulong ng karapatang pantao.
Palawan Church seeks renaming of street after St. Ezekiel Moreno
A Catholic bishop is asking the city of Puerto Princesa to rename one of its
RMP, vindicated desisyon ng QC-RTC
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‘Red-tagging,’ attacks on journalists flagged in human rights report on Philippines
HRW’s World Report 2023 said government and military officials continue to accuse civil society groups of being supporters of insurgents
Religious superiors welcome dismissal of perjury case against nun, rights advocates
“CMSP is so happy that the Lord heard our prayer that justice will reign…. We are happy for the result, the outcome of the case”
