Day: January 21, 2025
Army Soldiers Raid Yields 19 Assault Rifles in Cotabato
Army soldiers recovered 19 high-powered firearms from an abandoned house during a raid in Pahamuddin, Cotabato, on Monday, January 20. The operation, a collaborative effort involving local officials and traditional Moro elders, highlights the community’s growing resolve to counter armed threats. Lt. Gen. Antonio Nafarrete, commander of the Army’s 6th Infantry Division, revealed on Tuesday,
Pope Francis Condemns Trump’s Deportation Plan as “A Disgrace”
Pope Francis has voiced strong opposition to President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed massive deportation program, set to begin on his first day in office. The pontiff, speaking in an interview with Italian television on Sunday, did not mince words about the moral implications of the plan. “If it is true, it will be a disgrace,” the
Scientists Sound Alarm Over Deadly H5N1 Bird Flu Mutation in the U.S.
The scientific community is on high alert after the United States reported its first death from the H5N1 bird flu in January 2025. The victim, who had been exposed to infected chickens, marks a troubling milestone in the ongoing battle against the virus. Adding to the concern, researchers in Texas have identified a mutated bird
What If a Pastor Focused More on Being a Christian Than on Being a Pastor?
Have you ever paused to wonder how life might look if a pastor prioritized their identity as a Christian over their role as a pastor? At first glance, it might seem obvious—of course, being a Christian should come first. Our identity in Christ shapes who we are, while our ministry roles define what we do.
