“We are encouraged to walk together with our Filipino brothers and sisters who share both our human and Christian dignity"

Group says women are not participating in local affairs because bills are in English, a language they do not understand

Residents of Sibuyan have been manning a barricade since January 26 to stop mining trucks containing nickel ore from entering a private port

The growing tension in the Asia-Pacific region makes it time for Filipinos to start to worry about possible war

A retail store in the Philippine capital launched a promotional campaign, accepting one piece of onion in exchange for a product

“This is a step in the right direction to promote transparency, fairness, and trust in public institutions,” said Father Antonio Labiao

Baguio's Panagbenga floral fest, which thanks Mary for the past year’s harvest, is back after a three-year Covid-19 hiatus

Catholic Church leaders in the Philippines released on February 2 the “Litany of Gratitude after the Covid-19 Pandemic”

The agreement to expand cooperation in "strategic areas of the country" was made during a visit by US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin

Filipino lives are not for sale and blood money culture should stop, victim's parents say

Almost 20 million Filipinos are deep in poverty, having less to eat and little hope of a better life

In a statement, the Catholic clergy of Sibuyan warned of “tragic consequences” if the nickel mining project pushed through on the island

Here is CNA's "inexhaustive" ranking of some of the biggest papal Masses in recent years

Extreme levels of pollution and seabed quarrying mean fish can't survive there, experts say

The Anti-Terrorism Council alleged that Castro was involved in the planning, training, and facilitating the commission of terrorism

Pope Francis has forbidden attempts to obstruct justice and asks to turn over clerical child abusers to civil authorities

Father Savatore Putzu spent about four decades serving in the catechism ministry

Onion is more expensive than meat due to a price hike and high production costs

Plagued by rampant piracy, copyright infringements, publishers, artists and composers seek action from bishops

Officially, 6,181 people were killed in Duterte's 'war on drugs' but rights groups say up to 30,000 may have been killed

About 300 gang wars occur on average per year in the country

In 2022, nearly 6,000 cases of abuse of Filipino workers were reported, a majority in the Middle Eastern countries

Services performed by bike riders are integral to the businesses of their employers, the top court says

Filipino Jesuit Father Catalino Arevalo brought his own method into conversation with other theologians in the Philippines

Priests and bishops like everyone else can be sinners and must be held responsible for crimes against children