Tag: Newsletter

“Gadgets will not come to faith,” Tagle said in his homily during a Mass marking the 75th anniversary of the Diocese of Legazpi on Oct. 28

Digital rights advocates say mandatory age checks could expose personal data and exclude Filipinos without government-issued identification

Power shortages exposed economic cost of unreliable generation as regulators face calls for tougher accountability and faster renewables

UN report says weaker ocean carbon absorption could leave more emissions in atmosphere and complicate global climate targets

Pope Leo XIV affirms the positive impact that the Christian faith has on every culture, as faith invites believers to a fruitful integration of knowledge

Desaparecidos are “neither dead nor alive” in a physical sense, leaving families with no body to bury or a specific cemetery, grave or known resting place to visit

Vincentian discernment calls Christians to freedom, availability and action, embracing God’s will while resisting injustice and ecological destruction

While the Philippines is rich in natural resources and is a large economy, about 250 to 300 super-wealthy families own vast properties and corporations

Environmental advocates urge stronger marine safeguards as warming seas and El Niño add pressure on reefs across Southeast Asia

Catholic leaders say worsening fires threaten public health, livelihoods and Indigenous communities while exposing deeper ecological justice concerns