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. PNP reviews bomb threat protocols as school scares spread nationwide NewsLine Philippines - October 29, 2026 Lustre arrest puts PNP’s political independence under scrutiny Top Stories Davao Region leads in IP learners, but gaps in schooling persist Top Stories Bishop challenges development that displaces indigenous communities Top Stories Davao Museum opens study gallery to protect Mindanao’s cultural heritage Top Stories Torreon welcomes SC order on petition to restore 16-vote threshold in Sara impeachment trial Top Stories RIZAL MEMORIAL COLLEGE Related articles Top Stories PNP reviews bomb threat protocols as school scares spread nationwide MANILA (October 29) — The Philippine National Police (PNP) has ordered a review of its bomb threat response... Top Stories Lustre arrest puts PNP’s political independence under scrutiny MANILA (October 29) — A 72-year-old journalist was arrested, handcuffed and taken into custody without being told who... Top Stories Davao Region leads in IP learners, but gaps in schooling persist DAVAO CITY (October 29) — With 255,385 Indigenous Peoples (IP) learners—the largest number nationwide—Davao Region faces a critical... Top Stories Bishop challenges development that displaces indigenous communities MANILA (October 29) — Development cannot be called progress when indigenous communities lose their homes and livelihoods without...
