Saying true love is more than bodily pleasures and fleeting sensations, pro-life volunteers are spreading out in Metro Manila to remind the public not to give in to lust on Thursday, Valentine’s Day.
A school here defied a court order to allow two of its graduating high school students to attend commencement exercises after the students were barred from doing so by school authorities over a Facebook posting of pictures showing the girls in bikinis.
A school here defied a court order to allow two of its graduating high school students to attend commencement exercises after the students were barred from doing so by school authorities over a Facebook posting of pictures showing the girls in bikinis.
The six high school boys who uploaded on Facebook their photos while simulating a kiss will be allowed to join Friday’s graduation rites but will not be able to get their diplomas yet, a Department of Education (DepEd) official said.
A judge who admitted he was gay should not be automatically presumed to be immoral, the Supreme Court (SC) has ruled.
Biological research increasingly debunks the view of humanity as competitive, aggressive and brutish, a leading specialist in primate behavior told a major science conference Monday.
The cardinal must be turning in his grave. Church leaders should lay off that much-quoted witticism from the late Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin that he would accept money from the devil himself if that would help the poor, according to running priest Robert Reyes.
Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office Chairperson Margarita Juico apologized on Wednesday for not immediately correcting news reports that seven Catholic bishops got the high-end Pajero sports utility vehicles from the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) under the Arroyo administration.
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) yesterday took down several more gigantic outdoor advertising billboards showing models in sexy poses or skimpy outfits. However, MMDA Chair Francis Tolentino was quick to explain that the advertisements—mostly displayed on Edsa—were not removed due to their “offensive” content but because their operators did not have the required permits. [...]
