Handke to receive Nobel Prize at ceremony amid controversy
Stockholm, Sweden | AFP | Tuesday 12/10/2019 – 17:42 UTC+8 By: Pia Ohlin Nobel literature laureate Peter Handke, who backed Serbia during…
Two highly respected peer-reviewed academic journals from the Philippines and Australia will collaborate on a joint publication to discuss the...
Caritas Manila and Radio Veritas 846 are collecting donations in cash and in kind for the relief and rehabilitation of northern Luzon provinces hit by supertyphoon “Lawin.”
Your mantra for the week: “Whatever I choose to do, I do well and wonderfully.”
POLAND has a lot to offer: great sites, rich culture and decadent cuisine. But last July, around 2 million Christians...
A few days after the elections, most of the candidates for the top posts issued calls for unity. No sooner were the calls made than opposing views started to reemerge on several issues.
Pope Francis said on Thursday he was willing to create a commission to study whether women can be deacons in the Catholic Church, signaling openness to letting women serve in ordained ministry currently reserved for men.
VATICAN CITY— Mother Teresa will be made a saint on Sept. 4. Pope Francis set the canonization date Tuesday, paving...
In one of the interviews Pope Francis gave onboard a plane headed back to Rome, he responded with, “Who am I to judge?” when presented with the case of a homosexual cleric. The context in which the statement was made is equally important.
Pope Francis has received a Philippine-made miniature doll of himself from a Filipino priest in Rome, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) reported.
The Philippine Stagers Foundation’s musical about the youthful Pope Francis not only entertained, but also became an avenue
to promote unity and peace in Mindanao
