Tag: Newsletter
Annual ‘Parade of Saints,’ now dubbed ‘Your Saint Sounds Familiar,’ to...
A Manila parish is calling on everyone to join the online activity that has been dubbed "Your Saint Sounds Familiar"
It’s better to give than to barter, says Catholic priest in...
Barter communities in the country have earlier expressed opposition to proposals to impose tax on bartered goods
Catholic bishops ask gov’t to prioritize essential workers, senior citizens in...
CBCP urges the country’s leaders to prioritize the most at risk, not the wealthy, in COVID-19 vaccine allocation
Faith-based groups slam authorities for ‘inhumane treatment’ of political prisoner
Reina Mae Nasino, a 23-year-old urban poor community organizer, was arrested on charges of illegal possession of firearms and explosives
Philippine courts convict 103 offenders of online sex abuse of children
The Philippines has been a global hotspot for OSEC, with close family friends or neighbors of rescued victims as perpetrators
China imposes stricter rules on Muslim pilgrimage
Chinese Muslims who are ‘patriotic,’ ‘law-abiding,’ will be permitted to visit Mecca, says state-run Islamic association
Kabataang Filipino, kaisa sa pandaigdigang pananalangin laban sa pandemya
Kaisa ang ACN-Philippines sa ilulunsad na "One Million Children Praying the Rosary to End COVID-19"
Beijing uses new tactic in campaign against Taiwan with spy accusations
China is spreading slander and creating terror, top Taiwanese official says
Church, tribal groups in Mindanao welcome court ruling against mines
On October 12, a local court upheld the legality of the Environment Code of South Cotabato province that bans open-pit mining
Collegio Filippino welcomes 13 new priest-students
The new students are composed of 11 Filipinos and two foreigners from Japan and Sri Lanka


















