Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Privacy Policy Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. Newslights Remembering the dead By: NewsLine Philippines Date: November 1, 2016 Share post: FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp A man paints the tomb of his loved one in Davao City Roman Catholic Cemetery on All Saints Day. Contributed Photo Previous articleASIAN journalists to meet in SingaporeNext articleDuterte visits parents’ graveyard on All Saints day NewsLine Philippines 4 COMMENTS I want inI've read and accept the Privacy Policy. Mount Apo IP leaders seek stronger voice for women, youth in five-year action agenda Daisy Canarias - November 4, 2026 Macacua victory signals Bangsamoro power shift; vows inclusive leadership Regional News P38-M water, road projects target long-standing needs of Manobo communities Regional News DOLE replaces 1349 with 24/7 Hotline 15/30 for workers Top Stories Babies for sale online: DOJ launches sting operations vs. child trafficking Top Stories Zero Incidents, One Community: Davao City marks peaceful Undas 2026 through collective effort Police Files RIZAL MEMORIAL COLLEGE Related articles Environment Mount Apo IP leaders seek stronger voice for women, youth in five-year action agenda Ancestral land sales, declining interest in farming, and the preservation of Indigenous identity emerge as key concerns in... Regional News Macacua victory signals Bangsamoro power shift; vows inclusive leadership COTABATO CITY (November 4) — A major power shift has taken place in the Bangsamoro region as Abdulraof... Regional News P38-M water, road projects target long-standing needs of Manobo communities Clean water for 160 households and better farm access for more than 1,300 residents are expected from two... Top Stories DOLE replaces 1349 with 24/7 Hotline 15/30 for workers MANILA (November 4) — Workers seeking help with labor-related concerns can now reach the Department of Labor and...
