Tag: Newsletter
Filipino Catholics to hold online ‘Walk for Life’ to show opposition...
Filipinos are urged to join this year’s “Walk for Life,” which will be held online due to limitations brought about by the pandemic
Philippine Catholic schools call for voter’s education among students
Data from the Commission on Elections show that only 1.1 million new voters have been registered for next year's elections
Jailed Duterte critic celebrates ‘moral victory’ after court dismisses case
Duterte's spokesman, Harry Roque said De Lima had no reason to celebrate because she remains in jail
Vatican clarifies COVID-19 vaccination policy on employees
A February 8 decree said those who refuse to get a vaccination without sufficient reason would be subject to a provision in a 2011 law
Journalists detained in Myanmar, junta criminalizes press freedom
Arrests and detentions have created a fearsome chilling effect on working journalists
Pakistani court rules in favor of Christian girl enslaved by Muslim...
Farah had an ‘emotional reunion’ with her family where she now lives with her five siblings
Photos: Pandemic affects Philippines’ Ash Wednesday tradition
The coronavirus pandemic has affected not only the lives of Filipinos but even their traditional religious practices
US faithful mark Ash Wednesday from a distance
Communities of faith in the US have grown more creative to reach congregants hungry for spiritual and social connections
Pope Francis starts Lent as Ash Wednesday rites scaled back for...
During Lent, which ends with Easter, Christians are called on to fast, practice more good deeds, give alms, among others
Houston, we have a problem: 2022 and beyond
Observations of the political situation facing the country as 2022 draws near


















