Tag: Newsletter
Bangladesh to move more Rohingya to remote island despite criticism
Bangladesh justifies move to island saying overcrowding in camps in Cox's Bazar is leading to crimes
British cardinal calls for release of detained Indian Jesuit priest
Father Swamy has committed his life to working for the constitutional rights of the most impoverished and marginalized people in India
Philippine Catholic bishops say rights situation ‘worrisome,’ red-tagging of schools ‘ridiculous’
The bishops said it is "ridiculous" to say that several Catholic universities in the country have become “breeding grounds” of communists
Philippine bishops question timing of moves to amend 1987 Constitution
The country's Catholic Church leaders said it is not yet time to amend the 1987 Philippine Constitution
Philippine Defense chief fires military official for red-tagging university alumni
The Defense chief said the military intelligence official's negligence resulted in "confusion and damage to reputation”
Philippine Catholic bishops allay people’s fears about COVID-19 vaccines
The Church leaders said they are willing to be vaccinated in public "so that we can encourage people and remove their fears of vaccination”
What is happening to our world?
Whether we like it or not, aware, or unaware, wittingly, or unwittingly, we are part of the problem faced by our world.
Eastern Visayas’ dance icon, Odon Sabarre, dies
Sabarre was the first Filipino dance scholar to Russia through the Cultural Center of the Philippines
Philippine bishops elevate Obando church to national shrine status
The Obando church was founded by the Franciscan missionaries on April 29, 1754
Hong Kong police obtain financial records of arrested democracy activists
Six pro-democracy activists say police obtained some of their bank records without consent


















