Tag: Newsletter
How long, O Lord
How long will we keep reciting the “oratio imperata” which we have prayed for more than a whole year already?
Fatherly grace and childlike trust
Though God’s grace may appear to downplay our social action initiatives ... his providence and gifts are abundant
Analysis: Dysfunction fuels deadly Philippines COVID-19 carousel
The chaos in the Philippine capital displays how dysfunctional management hampers the official goal of balancing health and economic needs
Remembering St. Oscar Romero, archbishop and martyr of San Salvador
From a once timid and conventional cleric, there emerged a fearless and outspoken champion of justice
Diocese of Maasin in central Philippines unveils 1521 Easter Sunday Mass...
Titled “First Easter Mass in the Philippines,” the painting will be displayed in the planned Cultural Heritage Museum of the diocese
Catholic bishop questions move to ban use of ‘lumad’ for Mindanao’s...
“The state’s red scare campaign is now targeting even words,” said Archbishop Jose Cabantan of Cagayan de Oro
Philippines Supreme Court condemns rise of violence against lawyers
In rare public comments outside legal rulings, the Court said threats to lawyers had "very serious repercussions" on the rule of law
Manila bishop stands by decision to hold church activities despite gov’t...
The prelate said it is “not a defiance” of government restrictions amid the pandemic but “an affirmation of our right to worship”
Asian cardinals issue appeal for peace, reconciliation in Myanmar
The Church leaders noted "too much anger, too much violence, too much blood shed, too much suffering and pain" inflicted on people in Myanmar
Cardinal Bo vows support for non-violent protests, warns protesters against violence
The cardinal says he supports and remains available "for all non-violent and peaceful efforts and interventions” in Myanmar


















