Tag: Newsletter
Keeping the faith: Thousands pray at Fatima for end to pandemic
Many of the faithful, all wearing masks, took the opportunity to pray for those affected by COVID-19
Pagpapaliban ng ’13th month pay’ ‘di makatarungan, ayon sa isang obispo
Hindi maikakaila na mas labis na naapektuhan ng krisis na dulot ng pandemya ang mga manggagawang Filipino
Mamamayan, hinikayat na makiisa sa ‘prayer for restorative justice’
Iginiit ng mga lider Simbahan na hindi mababago ang paninindigan laban sa patuloy na pagnanais na maibalik ang capital punishment sa bansa
Online catechetical program, inilunsad ng Archdiocese of Jaro
Hindi dapat magsilbing hadlang ang pandemic sa pagbabahagi ng Mabuting Balita at pangako ng kaligtasan ng Panginoon
Filipino Catholics reminded not to keep cremation ashes at home
In a pastoral instruction issued recently, the Manila prelate said ashes of the dead should be kept in a sacred place
Scholars warn against impact of Hong Kong security law on academic...
National security law will encourage critics of the Chinese party-state to self-censor
Papuan Council of Churches calls on Widodo to end sending troops
Council accuses Indonesian govt of using military to take control of Papua’s natural resources
Image of Blessed Carlo Acutis unveiled in Philippine province
Acutis, a young computer programmer who died of leukemia in 2006 at the age of 15, was beatified on October 10 in Assisi
Rise in cases of suicide among Filipino students alarms priests
The priests said the government should “take a closer look” at the reported cases of suicide "due to education-related stress"
Pope Francis welcomes Cardinal Pell back to the Vatican
But it remains unclear whether the Australian cardinal will take up another role in the Vatican


















