Tag: Newsletter
Vatican urged to strengthen online defense, says report
Hackers have frequently targeted the Vatican since it first went online in the mid-1990s
Rights group calls for release of Chinese lawyer who exposed torture
Chang Weiping said he’d been forced to sit in a ‘tiger chair’ for prolonged periods
Greenpeace reiterates call for ‘climate emergency’ declaration in wake of Philippine...
Declaring a “national climate emergency” has become “more urgent and necessary” in the wake of disasters that hit the country in recent weeks
Catholic Philippines to launch ‘Year of the Mission to the Nations’...
The theme of the observance, “Gifted to Give,” is also the theme of the 500th anniversary of the arrival of Christianity in the country
Manila archdiocese prohibits ‘caroling’ this Christmas
The directive from Church leaders aims to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus disease in the Philippine capital
Manila bishop reminds Philippine police to follow ‘God’s command’
Policemen try to disperse a crowd outside a church in Tondo, Manila, during Mass to mark the 40th day since the death of Baby River
Poor communities in Philippines’ typhoon-hit regions remain ‘underserved’
Church groups say the gap in the government's humanitarian response manifests its "unpreparedness” when it comes to addressing disasters
Promotion of justice, peace and integrity of creation: Theological-Ecclesiological perspective
Why should we work for justice, peace and integrity of creation? Is this really an integral dimension of our being Christian?
No help, no roof, no food
“Have you ever experienced typhoons in the provinces?” asks Gabriel Villanueva, the village chief. “Well, they can make you cry.”
Pope Francis in final stage of selecting new bishop for Hong...
The Holy See was supposed to announce the appointment of a new bishop in June but was delayed due to concerns from local clergy and laity


















