Ask a question. Get a source-grounded answer with citations.
Based on 9 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:
MANILA, Philippines—Philippine authorities will question a Roman Catholic priest about ivory smuggling after his collection of ivory religious icons was featured in National Geographic magazine, an investigator said. [1]
LAMBUNAO, Philippines — Every Sunday morning, dozens of Roman Catholics gather at a small chapel on an island in the central Philippines to listen to Father Jess Siva share his personal experiences as a priest, and as a parent. [2]
By Teresa Cerojano/AP Writer/Manila Monday, June 18, 2007 [3]
By Paul Alexander/AP Writer/Manila Friday, July 20, 2007 (confirmed by 3 sources) [4]
The powerful Philippine Catholic Church has long taken a quiet approach to the country's secular rulers. Not any more. [5]
MANILA—Twenty-six years after Roman Catholic leaders helped his mother marshal millions of Filipinos in an uprising that ousted a dictator, President Benigno Aquino III picked a fight with the church over contraceptives and won a victory that bared t... [6]
Global Church News - Islamic State may have “chemical weapons” making potential May 13, 2016 Ahmet UzUmcU, head of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPGW), warned that there are “extremely worrying” signs that the Islamic Stat... (confirmed by 4 sources) [7]
MANILA -- Pope Francis wrapped up his second Asian visit with two of the most distinctive Masses of his two-year papacy. On the stormy morning of Jan. [8]
MANILA, Philippines—Philippine authorities will question a Roman Catholic priest about ivory smuggling after his collection of ivory religious icons was featured in National Geographic magazine, an investigator said.
LAMBUNAO, Philippines — Every Sunday morning, dozens of Roman Catholics gather at a small chapel on an island in the central Philippines to listen to Father Jess Siva share his personal experiences as a priest, and as a parent.
By Teresa Cerojano/AP Writer/Manila Monday, June 18, 2007
By Paul Alexander/AP Writer/Manila Friday, July 20, 2007
The powerful Philippine Catholic Church has long taken a quiet approach to the country's secular rulers. Not any more.
MANILA—Twenty-six years after Roman Catholic leaders helped his mother marshal millions of Filipinos in an uprising that ousted a dictator, President Benigno Aquino III picked a fight with the church over contraceptives and won a victory that bared t
Global Church News - Islamic State may have “chemical weapons” making potential May 13, 2016 Ahmet UzUmcU, head of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPGW), warned that there are “extremely worrying” signs that the Islamic Stat
MANILA -- Pope Francis wrapped up his second Asian visit with two of the most distinctive Masses of his two-year papacy. On the stormy morning of Jan.
MANILA — Pope Francis called on the Philippine government on Friday to tackle corruption and hear the cries of the poor suffering from “scandalous social inequalities” in Asia’s most Catholic country.