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By JOHN RIZLE L. SALIGUMBA
Davao Today
“He is the only bishop of the Roman Catholic Church who gave a statement supporting workers last May 1, the Labor Day. You cannot say something you did not see for yourself. I believe that (he) being the shepherd will encourage his fellow priests and the members of the church to be defenders of workers’ rights,” said Sr. Noemi Degala, Society of Missionary Sisters of Mary.
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Unsolved killings alarm Muslims, Christians By Concerned Information News Service/MMNS (August 15, 1987 News Digest Volume 1, August 1987-July 1988…
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Two church health workers arrested By Media Mindanao News Service (August 15, 1987 News Digest Volume 1, August 1987-July 1988…
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Church advocates decried the military’s blanket dismissal of the recommendations by the International Solidarity Mission (ISM) to stop the human…
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Church group decry brutal killing of combatant’s daughter Then justice will dwell in the wilderness, and righteousness abide in the…
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Benedictine nun held at gunpoint by Army tells their story (This is the statement of Sr. Stella Matutina, of the…
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“The government will not implement what it has committed. So when it was not signed, our two commanders concluded that the government of the Philippines did not really want the peaceful process. So, they decided by themselves without the sanction of the high leaders of the MILF. That’s when the problem came.”
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Davao City-That Muslims living in the country are not Filipinos is a sweeping remark that only widens the cultural gap…
by GERMELINA A. LACORTE
By GERMELINA A. LACORTE | Davao Today DAVAO CITYAmidst reports of civilian casualties in the recent fighting in Mindanao, Moro…
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Davao City-In a bid to widen the support base for the promotion of the halal industry in Mindanao, halal industry…