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By Lucca De Paoli & Jess Shankleman

Celebrating its 54th Anniversary, Capitol Medical Center (CMC) is undergoing a significant transformation. Upgraded facilities, renovated centers and units, and new offices reflect the hospital’s unwavering commitment to provide the “Right Care, Right...

Bacterial infections in tilapia, a bane in the fish industry, may soon be a thing of the past, thanks to the research on fish oral vaccine.

By Harvey Sapigao

VATICAN—Pope Francis called drug traffickers criminals, murderers, and “traffickers of death” during his general audience on Wednesday.

A Catholic archdiocese is using a special weapon against China’s aggression in the West Philippine Sea: the rosary.

When Pope Francis addressed a group of top international comedians on June 14, he called them “artists” and stressed the value of their talents.

As the Catholic Church’s humanitarian and advocacy arm launches a major fundraising campaign, a top official emphasized that trust and accountability are basic principles for cooperation.

The Philippine Coral Bleaching Watch recently shared an alarming trend of coral bleaching in the Philippines.

By Taiwo Adebayo | Associated Press

The local government of General Trias City, Cavite, kicked off its tree-planting program in the past week, targeting to plant fruit-bearing trees in 33 subdivisions.

Toki, the first and only social commerce platform in the Philippines dedicated to collectibles, recently delighted hobbyists and enthusiasts at TOYCON, the biggest annual gathering for collectors at SMX Manila.

By Glenn Fosbraey | University of Winchester

What’s with the month of June that people want to get married at this time of the year?

Ten finalists to the Bacolod Film Festival have been named in a press conference at the Bacolod City Government Center.