Tag: Newsletter
Pope Leo XIV: Children and adolescents are vulnerable to AI manipulation
Pope warns that children could easily be manipulated by AI and insists that 'safeguarding minors' dignity cannot be reduced to policies'
Philippine bishops endorse blood donation drive as act of Christian love
The Church encourages communities to support a major bloodletting effort aimed at saving lives and strengthening public compassion
COP30 negotiators warn climate disinformation is undermining global action
Climate disinformation is eroding trust, endangering vulnerable communities, and threatening global efforts
Roots of poverty and overcoming it
Poverty persists due to structural injustice, demanding fair trade, moral responsibility, and grassroots action to challenge inequality today
Pope at General Audience: Without fraternity, we cannot survive
The pope explains that without fraternity, in today's wars, tensions, and conflict, "we would not be able to survive, grow, or learn."
Philippines ranked most at risk from climate disasters; civil groups demand...
Civil and Church groups condemned government inaction on climate crisis as the Philippines again ranked highest in global vulnerability
Philippine cardinal urges COP30 to adopt ‘Earth Tariff’ as moral response...
Faith leaders called for moral climate action, urging justice-driven solutions and accountability from nations and fossil fuel industries
Buddhist monk who walked in light of love
Thai Buddhist monk Phramaha Thongrattana Thavorn, a longtime Focolare friend, leaves a legacy of interreligious dialogue and love
Pope Leo: In our challenge-filled time place Christ at the center
“The sudden changes we are witnessing provoke and question us, raising issues that have never been seen before,” he said.
Philippines digs out from Typhoon Fung-wong as death toll climbs to...
Scientists warn that warmer oceans and atmosphere are fueling more intense storms, bringing stronger winds and heavier rainfall


















