In the face of uncertainties and anxieties brought about by the previous year’s global recession, the Philippine economy generally weathered the challenges of 2009 better than its regional peers. This was mainly due to the country’s minimal exposure to securities issued by troubled global financial institutions and its low dependence on exports. Likewise, its relatively resilient domestic consumption, supported by large remittances from millions of overseas Filipino workers, and a growing business process outsourcing industry were the attributions for the nation’s performance.  read more »

The year 2008 marks an important milestone of Knights of Columbus Fraternal Association of the Philippines, Inc. as it commemorates its 50th year of being faithful and true to the vision of the Association’s founders – Rev. Fr. George J. Willmann, S.J., and the 64 founder-members composed of Knights of Columbus councils and brother knights. It is also the year the global economy experienced one of the greatest downfalls that did not spare even the biggest corporate players in the industry. Despite the heavy barriers, KCFAPI ended the year with commendable feat. It is then my honor and privilege to share with you the highlights of performance of your Association in celebration of its 50 years of fraternal service.  read more »

SK ANTONIO B. BORROMEO

Favorable economic conditions fueled by a strong peso and stable interest rates; resilient agriculture sector and exports; election-related spending; and, increase in government investment in infrastructure drove the country's Gross Domestic Product to impressive growth rates compared to previous year. Likewise, growing remittances from overseas workers boosted Gross National Product to substantial improvements over 2006.
 read more »