Tag: Newsletter
Catholic university students join ‘academic strike’ against ‘gov’t negligence’
The students announced that they would stop submitting school requirements until the national government heeds their demands
‘Kandidatong Pulpol’ at ang pagharap sa trahedya
Gustong lumangoy pero hindi pinayagan? Sex joke sa gitna ng kalamidad? Ngayong kumakaharap sa matinding problema ang bansa?
Cardinal Tagle says ‘hiding poor’ during special events is ‘burying Jesus’
“If we bury Jesus, our treasure, and bury our faith, we are just one step away from burying the poor into forgetfulness, neglect”
Filipinos welcome Pope Francis’ message, prayer for disaster victims
The pope's message has given hope to Filipinos as they face the challenge of rebuilding their communities after the disaster
Mindanao journalists undergo ‘conflict-sensitive journalism’ training workshop
The workshop teaches journalists to develop the consciousness that it is part of their professional duty to build peaceful communities
Don’t lose hope, bishop tells typhoon victims
Bishop Joel Baylon urged survivors to face the devastation “with new hope and a firm resolve to rise from the ruins and build again”
Caritas Philippines urges government to seek international aid to help flood...
Authorities said at least 100,000 people in the northern Philippine provinces of Cagayan and Isabela were forced to flee their homes
Filipino Catholics mark ‘World Day of the Poor,’ urged to aid...
"We help not only with what is extra for us, but even with what we need, because others are more in need"
Cagayan and the Rivers of Blood
There’s a human hand which tainted the region’s rivers with blood, and it’s up to us to find out who it is
Small things
One of the biggest enemies of potential greatness is the tendency to belittle small things or small people
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