Tag: Newsletter

Civil society groups accuse the Ramon Magsaysay Foundation of promoting waste-to-energy incineration and undermining community-led solutions

Pope Leo XIV expresses his closeness and assures his prayers for the millions of people affected by heavy flooding in Southeast Asia

Bishops in Lingayen-Dagupan oppose a proposed Pangasinan nuclear plant, warning it poses irreversible risks to vulnerable communities.

Vietnamese Catholic migrants are emerging as key partners in Church renewal, bringing fresh leadership, strong vocations

Pope Leo XIV issues a chirograph suppressing the Commission for Donations to the Holy See, which had been established by Francis

Filipino prelate warns that ignored waste laws and daily habits are driving severe ecological damage across vulnerable coastal communities

Nicene Creed emerged from Nicaea to affirm Jesus’ full divinity, unite the early Church, and anchor Christian belief today.

A priest from the margins challenges Church leaders to confront poverty, listen to the poor, and embrace true reform

Sa gitna ng protesta sa EDSA at Luneta, hinimok ang Simbahan na manindigan para sa katotohanan at mahihirap

Bishop Alminaza calls for an urgent, independent probe into alleged abuse, neglect, and religious rights violations at Negros jail