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'BeVolts': From street dwellers to aid workers
They are used being vagrants – until helping each other to survive the coronavirus pandemic turned them into 'house parents' in homeless shelters
Cops stop homeless shelter services again in Manila
Fr. Flavie Villanueva of the Kalinga Center decides to discontinue his operations. Instead, he plans to go around and personally deliver food packs to the homeless.
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Priests facing death threats: Digong, hindi kami takot sa 'yo
'Huwag tayong matakot. Ang proteksyon natin ay kapag tayo'y nagsalita,' says a priest who faces death threats and is critical of President Rodrigo Duterte
CCTV shows alleged abduction plot vs priest
Father Flavie Villanueva, a priest critical of President Rodrigo Duterte's drug war, bares details of alleged threats to his life
More priests bare death threats under Duterte's watch
(3rd UPDATE) Fathers Flavie Villanueva, Robert Reyes, and Albert Alejo expose death threats they have recently received under the watch of President Rodrigo Duterte
IN PHOTOS: Robredo watches play by drug war orphans, widows
The orphans and widows themselves create the play as part of the art therapy program offered by the St Arnold Janssen Kalinga Center
IN PHOTOS: Washing of Feet rites with street dwellers, EJK orphans
Father Flavie Villanueva leads the Washing of the Feet for urban poor, street dwellers, and orphans of victims of extrajudicial killings on Maundy Thursday 2018
From drug addiction to priesthood
For Fr Flavie Villanueva, a former drug user, faith is one of the reasons why he was able to get out of the vicious cycle of addiction
1,000 candles lit for EJK victims on All Souls' Day
'Kapag ang tao ay dinuraan mo, para mo na ring dinuraan ang Diyos,' says Father Flaviano Villanueva of the Society of the Divine Word
#InspireCourage: Giving hope to the hopeless
'Try to see who is the most hopeless around you, and be that hope to that person,' Father Flavie Villanueva says at the Social Good Summit
Kian is your conscience
Kian is only one but he will not be the last one Kian is only one but his death will not be wasted Kian is the thorn that has pricked the sleeping conscience of many Caloocan Bishop Pablo David says
