Tag: Newsletter
Stepping into 2026: From pilgrims to witnesses of hope
Jubilee has ended, but its call endures. In 2026, pilgrims of hope are invited to become its witnesses, quietly, faithfully, and together
Reflection: Hope at peripheries as Holy Doors begin to close
As the Holy Doors in Rome close, children in Thabom daring to dream of a better future show how the door of hope remains wide open
Protected area? Industry under fire for Philippine sea spill
Environmentalists say industry has no place in such delicate seascapes and needs better oversight if it is to operate
Key episcopal appointments shape 2025 for Philippine Church
Six territories remain without bishops: the dioceses of Tagbilaran, Kalibo, Ilagan and Masbate, and apostolic vicariates of Tabuk and Jolo
IN PHOTOS: Christmas across Asia, where faith is lived in daily...
Across Asia, Catholic communities celebrate Christmas through diverse Masses shaped by culture, vulnerability, and shared faith in Christ
Pope Leo: Gambling ruins families
Pope Leo XIV said he wanted to “draw attention in particular to the scourge of gambling,” which has “ruined many families.”
Human rights, Catholicism, poverty and nuclear power
Leaders of integrity and true faith are challenged to campaign and act to defend human rights and stand with the poor and exploited
Philippine budget reveals who is protected and who is left behind,...
A Catholic bishop calls for faith-based scrutiny of public spending, warning budgets shape dignity, democracy, and nation’s future
Filipino cardinal warns political dynasties erode family life, nation
As the Jubilee closed, the Kalookan bishop urged Filipino families to reject power-centered politics and protect life together
Year-end reflection on conflict, communication, and call to peace
As this year comes to an end, we renew our commitment to journalism shaped not by urgency, but by conscience; not by noise, but by truth


















