Tag: Newsletter
Pope Leo XIV: Marital love is tireless and faithful ‘Yes’ for...
Pope pens the foreword for a new edition of “YOUCAT: Love Forever,” a book to accompany young people in reflecting on love, relationship and marriage
Pilgrimage carries Southern Luzon communities’ ‘cries’ over coal, land and ecological...
Walkers are bringing concerns over coal, land disputes, large energy projects and environmental damage directly to national agencies
Advocates challenge privatized power model, push public control
Energy advocates say public control is needed to cut electricity costs and protect communities from harmful projects nationwide
Espionage bill raises press freedom, human rights concerns
Civil society groups say broad surveillance and secrecy provisions threaten public-interest reporting, source protection and humanitarian documentation nationwide
Tokyo cardinal: Church ecological campaign ends, but responsibility for creation continues
Kikuchi links care for creation to Christian responsibility, urging continued action after the Church’s monthlong ecological observance ended
Pope urges Korean priests and religious to ‘bear witness to reconciliation’
Leo expresses his hope that those attending the 2027 Seoul WYD will receive the faith of the Korean martyrs and “carry it out onto the roads of the world”
Pope: May we pray for the intercession of the Virgin Mary...
He expressed his joy at the many initiatives dedicated to Saint Francis of Assisi and announced a period of synodal discernment on the family
Fisherfolk turn art into protest against proposed coastal roads in Bicol
Photography and poetry brought residents’ concerns into public view as communities called for protection of livelihoods and ecosystems
Church opposes new casino, warns gambling could harm vulnerable families
Church leaders urged authorities to put family welfare and human dignity ahead of gambling revenues and promises of easy money
Repeated coal outages fuel calls for accountability in power sector
Repeated outages and rising electricity costs are intensifying scrutiny of coal dependence, consumer protection and renewable energy alternatives
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