Tag: Newsletter
Misencounter: More than meets the eye?
All that budget and training and all we get are poor excuses for peace officers
Defrocked American priest on trial over child sex abuse in Timor-Leste
The former missionary was expelled from the Catholic Church in 2018 after he admitted he had abused children in his care
‘Ritual remembrance’ of 1986 ‘People Power’ and the ‘Church of the...
People power has become an integral part of the Philippine political tradition, because of the form it took and the result it achieved
Defying court order, Malaysia deports more than 1,000 Myanmar nationals
The country does not formally recognize refugees, treating them as undocumented migrants
Filipinos urged to continue pursuit of justice 35 years after ‘People...
The papal nuncio also stressed that there can be no true social justice when there is inequality
Neighbors’ efforts to help end Myanmar crisis raise suspicions among protesters
The crisis has restored Myanmar's reputation as the problem member of the 10-country ASEAN
Iraqi Christians, decimated by Islamist violence, prepare for pope’s visit
For Iraqi Christians, Pope Francis' visit from March 5-8 is welcome recognition of how they have suffered for their beliefs
Sri Lanka’s bishops call for release of Easter terror attack inquiry
‘We have a lot of doubts about this whole process, the whole thing is getting delayed,’ says head of the bishops’ conference
Another Philippine Catholic church vandalized, religious images desecrated
Religious images were reported to have been found damaged outside the parish church of St. Padre Pio in Legazpi City
Protecting the ‘Common Home’ is ‘mission possible’
How could humanity afford to spend billions of dollars to search for life on another planet while billions are also spent to destroy our own?

















