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This is the Daily Gospel for June 8, 2026, which is the Monday of the Tenth week in Ordinary Time. READ MORE: Daily Gospel, June 7, 2026 Daily Gospel, June 6, 2026 Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ, according to Saint Matthew 5, 1-12. When Jesus saw the crowds, he went up the mountain, and after he

Here’s the rundown of top stories and headlines for Cebu Daily News for today, Monday (June 8). Cebu City tightens school security as classes reopen on June 8 Cebu City has tightened security around public schools ahead of the reopening of classes on June 8. Thousands of students, teachers, and parents are set to return

MANILA – An official of the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) reduced its projection for the annual decline of vehicle sales this year to between 5 percent and 8 percent amid improvement in the situation in the Middle East. Previously, the forecast was a drop of between 8 and 10 percent. In

MANILA, Philippines — Senators allied with Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano should not boycott any special session that may be called by President Marcos to address the ongoing leadership impasse in the chamber, as doing so could effectively hand control of the Senate to the new majority bloc led by acting Senate president Sherwin Gatchalian, a

MANILA, Philippines — Senators who took part in the June 4 blue-ribbon hearing conducted by the faction of Senate president Alan Peter Cayetano as well as its witnesses, may face charges, since they were not protected by parliamentary immunity, according to the chief of the National Bureau of Investigation. “Everything that they said there, the

MANILA, Philippines — As the new school year kicks off on Monday, the Department of Education (DepEd) is implementing a broad set of reforms and teacher support initiative to improve basic education for over 26 million students, strengthen more than 45,000 public schools, and support nearly 900,000 teachers nationwide. The reforms include the adoption of

DAVAO CITY—The City Health Office (CHO) has begun disinfection and decontamination operations in areas where garbage has piled up following the shutdown of the city’s sanitary landfill. Personnel from the CHO’s Tropical Disease Prevention and Control Unit sprayed chemicals on mounds of trash along sidewalks and street corners to reduce foul odor and prevent the

ILOILO CITY — The Department of Education (DepEd) Region 6 has assured the public that shortages in classrooms and teaching personnel will not disrupt learning for nearly one million students expected to return to public schools in Western Visayas on Monday. DepEd-6 Public Affairs Officer Hernani Escullar Jr. said the region still lacks around 5,000

COTABATO CITY, BARMM, Philippines — Nine years after the bloody Marawi siege uprooted tens of thousands of families, many “bakwits,” or internally displaced persons (IDPs), are no longer merely seeking relief assistance—they are demanding the restoration of their dignity and a permanent end to their displacement. “Our relatives are tired and exhausted from hosting us,

MANILA, Philippines — Acting Senate president Sherwin Gatchalian expressed concern on Sunday about the delay caused by the recent leadership impasse in the Senate, particularly the confirmation of eight Cabinet members and a backlog of military and diplomatic appointees. Aside from pending legislation, no senators have been elected as members of the Commission on Appointments