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December 14, 2010
Doctors Back Bill Seeking Protection of the Unborn

MANILA, Dec. 7, 2010—The Catholic Church’s campaign for the protection of the unborn has gained support from the country’s biggest organization of medical practitioners.

MANILA, Dec. 7, 2010—The Catholic Church’s campaign for the protection of the unborn has gained support from the country’s biggest organization of medical practitioners.

A consultative meeting on the Reproductive Health bill was held on Monday between Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines and the Philippines Medical Association (PMA) at its main office in Quezon City.

November 21, 2010
Gov't, CBCP Meet to Discuss RH Dialogue Framework

MANILA, Nov. 20, 2010—Government and Church representatives yesterday met to discuss the possible framework in pursuit of a dialogue on the controversial Reproductive Health bill now pending at the country’s legislature.

MANILA, Nov. 20, 2010—Government and Church representatives yesterday met to discuss the possible framework in pursuit of a dialogue on the controversial Reproductive Health bill now pending at the country’s legislature.

Msgr. Juanito Figura, CBCP Secretary General, in an interview with CBCP News today said the meeting took place at the Presidential Management Staff conference room at San Miguel District, in Manila.

November 8, 2010
Bicolanos Send Reinforcements to Flood Victims in Isabela

LEGASPI CITY, Albay Nov 08, 2010 - The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Council of Albay sends a contingent to heavily-flooded Isabela province in its effort to provide assistance to the growing number of typhoon victims in the said place, a military official said here today.

Colonel Arthur Ang, Commander of the 901st Infantry Brigade, said that he sent 12 soldiers and two M35 trucks to be part of Albay government's disaster response operations in Isabela province.

LEGASPI CITY, Albay Nov 08, 2010 - The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Council of Albay sends a contingent to heavily-flooded Isabela province in its effort to provide assistance to the growing number of typhoon victims in the said place, a military official said here today.