Tag: Newsletter
New Caritas Philippines head urges moral leadership, democratic healing
Caritas Philippines’ new head urges justice, democratic healing, and synodal engagement as citizens push for truth and accountability
How Pope Leo reacted to migrant Filipino woman’s story in Lebanon
He said her witness shows how Church can remain a place of safety, welcome and belonging for people forced far from home by violence and fear
Legal scholar warns protest rift weakens anti-corruption movement in Philippines
La Viña says the Luneta–EDSA rift distracts from shared calls for accountability and could undermine the country’s anti-corruption movement
Over 1,200 dead in Asia floods; Indonesia and Sri Lanka face...
Asia’s death toll surpasses 1,200 as severe floods cut off communities and rescuers battle landslides and rising waters
Pope to young people: There is still time to dream, plan,...
Pope Leo XIV urges the youth not to give into despair, rather to cultivate friendships rooted in genuine love
Luneta or EDSA? Wrong question in time of uprising
Nationwide protests highlight corruption’s toll and expose contrasts in Church-led and grassroots mobilizations over justice, accountability
Archbishop Garcera assumes CBCP presidency
Garcera, elected during the CBCP’s 130th plenary assembly in July, succeeds Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David of Kalookan
Bonifacio Day protests intensify calls for Marcos, Duterte to resign over...
Nationwide Bonifacio Day protests pressed Marcos and Duterte to resign amid anger over corruption, poverty, and disaster-risk mismanagement
Philippine cardinal cites EDSA legacy in push for accountability, democratic renewal
Cardinal David defends choosing EDSA, urging peaceful democratic action and transparency as Church leaders press accountability and reform
Pope to Lebanese authorities: Blessed are the peacemakers
He reminded Lebanon’s leaders that peace in their country is not an abstraction but “a desire and a vocation” that must be built daily


















