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July 27, Guam’s Iglesia Ni Cristo Day for the COVID Hero
Declared as a COVID Hero in 2020 at the height of the epidemic that struck the island of Hawaii, the proclamation coincided with the Church’s 111th anniversary, Orozco explained.
Lahaina Fire Survivors Urges County Of Maui To Address Survivors’ Urgent Financial Needs Amid Rising Rent, Calls For Accountability To Community
Organizers say that two years later, working families in Lahaina remain forgotten in the recovery.
Students Emerge As Champions At The Palarong Pinoy 2025 Finals In Hawaii
The BYU Team emerged victorious and was declared the Palarong Pinoy 2025 Champion.
PH Books To Take The World Stage At The 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair
Filipino literature is about to make its grandest entrance yet on the global stage.
More Than Surviving: Finding Life in Jesus Christ
Thankfully, the relatives we stayed with had some Christian background. They would sometimes bring us to church, Bible studies, and Sunday school.
Filipinos Reject Trump’s Denaturalization Plan and His Ending Birthright Citizenship Executive Order
From 1990 through 2017, there were only 305 cases of denaturalization, representing about 11 cases per year.
When Doors Close: A Season Of Loss, Gratitude, And Hope
Before the year even ended, we were hit with unexpected news: the U.S. agency funding my husband’s project would cut support prematurely.
Assessing the Legislature
More importantly, did they walk back any of those 2024 wins as many feared?
Kuya Max Released! Filipino And Labor Orgs Celebrate Victory, Confront Philippine Consulate’s Refusal To Meet With Community
Kuya Max expressed deep gratitude to the community and labor solidarity that have been fighting for his release since he was detained on May 15.
