FACT CHECK: ALTERED, WRONG translations used in Pope Francis video
An edited clip of Pope Francis supposedly calling the Catholic church "the Mother of Harlots" is circulating on Facebook.
An edited clip of Pope Francis supposedly calling the Catholic church "the Mother of Harlots" is circulating on Facebook.
Kumalat kamakailan ang mga larawan umano ni Pope Francis na nakikipag-party. Peke ang mga ito at gawa gamit ang artificial intelligence o AI program.
Kumakalat sa Facebook ang mga picture ni Pope Francis na nakikipag-party. Ang mga picture ay gawa gamit ang artificial intelligence o AI. Noong Jan. 10, may Facebook page na nag-upload ng anim na picture ni Pope Francis na nakikipag-inuman at nakikipaghalikan pa nga sa isang party. May mga pumuna kay Pope Francis dahil napaniwala ng
Several images showing Pope Francis at a party are circulating among Filipino netizens on Facebook. These photos are fake and created through AI.
The circulating graphic is a doctored version of a quote card published by ABS-CBN.
The story came from a website that describes itself as “the world’s best satire site.”
Website updatedtayo.info published on Dec. 3 a false story that claims Pope Francis supports the fight against drug traffickers while the Catholic Church in the country does not.
A recent story by website philnetizen.com that claims President Rodrigo Duterte's campaign against drugs has been blessed by Pope Francis mixes fact with fallacy.
Pope Francis did not tell Filipino priests President Rodrigo Duterte is a good leader; neither did the Roman Catholic pontiff say priests should not “enter politics.”
By Ellen T. Tordesillas Living up to his macho image of a crime buster that discriminates no one, in Tagalog, “walang sinasanto,” Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte took on the well-loved Pope Francis whose arrival in the Philippines last January caused him to be stuck in traffic he had to pee in his car. Last