+ Follow CARITAS INTERNATIONAL Tag
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[Title] => Repairs done on 30 Yolanda-hit churches
[Summary] => Repairs on 30 churches and chapels in Samar and Leyte provinces that were damaged by Yolanda last year have been completed, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines said Thursday.
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[Title] => Yolanda victims getting new village soon
[Summary] => Apart from its efforts initiated to aid victims of typhoon Yolanda like providing food and clothing, the Archdiocese of Cebu is also doing its part in securing new homes for residents of northern Cebu whose houses were battered by the storm.
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[Title] => CRS vows to raise $.28 M for mudslide victims
[Summary] => The Catholic Relief Services (CRS) has committed to raise at least $280,000 (roughly P14.28 million) to help the residents of Barangay Guinsaugon in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte which a massive mudslide engulfed last Feb. 17, leaving hundreds dead or missing.
The CRS, an international humanitarian agency of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, said it has already raised over $93,000, or about one-third of their target collection, as of Wednesday.
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[Title] => Caritas Int’l, UN renew commitment to fight AIDS
[Summary] => The Roman Catholic Church and the United Nations have once again set aside their differences on various health concerns and renewed their commitment to fight the spread of AIDS in the Philippines.
Officials of Geneva-based Caritas International (CI) and the Joint UN Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) agreed yesterday that their contrasting stances on measures to prevent the disease, such as use of condoms, should not hamper global efforts to help victims and save lives.
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Officials of Geneva-based Caritas International (CI) and the Joint UN Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) agreed yesterday that their contrasting stances on measures to prevent the disease, such as use of condoms, should not hamper global efforts to help victims and save lives.
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