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'Barbaric' Rodrigo Duterte Wants Daily Executions In Philippines
Philippine Catholic leaders and rights groups on Monday condemned as "barbaric" President Rodrigo Duterte's plan to restore the death penalty and execute "five or six" criminals daily.
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Pope Francis Tells Philippines Leaders to End Corruption, Hear Cries of the Poor
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.
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Pope to Visit Philippines Disaster Victims
Pope Francis is to visit the Philippines, Asia's bastion of the Catholic faith, in January 2015 to comfort victims of disasters including Super Typhoon Haiyan, local church leaders said on Monday.
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Listen More, Condemn Less: Philippine Church Leader to Bishops
The leader of the Philippines' Catholic Church, which routinely denounces abortion and contraception, called for the clergy on Saturday to listen more and condemn less, in the latest sign of a liberal shift in the powerful institution.
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'Barbaric' Rodrigo Duterte Wants Daily Executions In Philippines
Philippine Catholic leaders and rights groups on Monday condemned as "barbaric" President Rodrigo Duterte's plan to restore the death penalty and execute "five or six" criminals daily.
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Pope Francis Tells Philippines Leaders to End Corruption, Hear Cries of the Poor
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.
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Pope to Visit Philippines Disaster Victims
Pope Francis is to visit the Philippines, Asia's bastion of the Catholic faith, in January 2015 to comfort victims of disasters including Super Typhoon Haiyan, local church leaders said on Monday.
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Listen More, Condemn Less: Philippine Church Leader to Bishops
The leader of the Philippines' Catholic Church, which routinely denounces abortion and contraception, called for the clergy on Saturday to listen more and condemn less, in the latest sign of a liberal shift in the powerful institution.
