Tag: Newsletter
‘It’s not about me,’ says the girl who started the Philippines’...
“The narrative that we must tell is the narrative of the people who choose to give ... and the story of the poor who struggle to stay alive"
Catholic bishop backs call for probe into funds of Philippine anti-insurgency...
Bishop Bacani stressed the danger of “red-tagging,” saying that many of those who have been accused of being communist were killed
Grieving relatives pay respects to doomed Indonesian submariners
Grieving relatives gathered on the seashore in Bali on Monday to pay their respects to the sailors who perished
Catholic university in Manila implements ‘no fail policy’ during pandemic
The policy will take effect starting Term 2 of the academic year 2020-2021 until further notice
Philippines reaches 1 million COVID-19 cases
The country’s Department of Health reported 8,929 new COVID-19 infections, bringing total cases in the country to 1,006,428
Pope Francis willing to visit North Korea, says South Korean bishop
Pope Francis reportedly said he will visit North Korea if relevant preparations are completed
Winning director Zhao makes Oscars history, but honor censored in China
Chinese movie director Chloe Zhao cemented her reputation as one of the most acclaimed directors in film with "Nomadland"
Community Pantry: Pwera Usog Laging Busog
Pwera usog lang pero aminin man natin o hindi, marami ang nabusog sa tila kabuteng pagsulpot ng mga community pantry
Pope Francis says deaths of migrants at sea ‘moment of shame’
The pope asked for prayers for all migrants who die at sea as well as for 'those who can help but prefer to look the other way'
Manila bishop urges Church leaders to stand up to ‘evils’ of...
Bishop Broderick Pabillo of Manila said some Church leaders choose not to speak despite the obvious evils in society


















