Tag: Newsletter
Pope Leo is ‘deeply saddened’ by attack in Australia
The Pope sends a telegram signed by the Vatican Secretary of State to the Archbishop of Sydney, Australia upon hearing the news of the attack
Belenismo sa Tarlac returns with 52 entries as province lights up...
A province-wide celebration lights up Tarlac as communities showcase faith, artistry, and unity through the ongoing 18th Belenismo festival
Pintô Art Museum opens largest year-end exhibit, ‘Homage to Gaia’
Pintô Art Museum’s largest year-end exhibition gathers 300 artists, invoking Gaia to confront environmental crisis through Philippine art
Cardinal decries ‘soft pork’ in health, social services
Catholic social teaching holds health care, education, and social protection are demands of justice, not generosity dispensed by the powerful
Jimmy Lai convicted of national security charges in Hong Kong
He now faces a maximum penalty of life in prison and will be sentenced at a later date. He can appeal the charges
Pope: Jesus’ words ‘free us from the prison of despair
Pope Leo says Christian joy endures "when life seems to lose its meaning and everything appears darker” during the Sunday Angelus
Pledge: Voices from Mindanao on land, climate, and survival
Indigenous, faith, and civil society leaders in Mindanao unite to confront climate crisis, land loss, and long-standing injustices
Civil society files plunder, graft case against Duterte at Ombudsman
Civil society groups file a plunder complaint at the Ombudsman over alleged misuse of Vice President Sara Duterte’s confidential funds
Thailand’s Catholic bishops sound alarm as border clashes displace thousands
Thai bishops warn of casualties and displacement as border fighting with Cambodia intensifies and Church relief efforts expand
Pontifical Yearbook now available online with information on global Church
Pontifical Yearbook is now available online, providing up-to-date information on the Catholic Church’s institutions across the globe


















