Tag: Newsletter
Local civil society groups need more support during times of crisis,...
With COVID-19 the international humanitarian system is being tested like never before, the Church’s social service arm says
Philippine youth leaders submit challenge to new anti-terror law
Members of the Sangguinang Kabataan on August 19 called on the Supreme Court to declare the anti-terrorism law “unconstitutional”
Diocese of Balanga offers scholarship to children of displaced OFWs
Bishop Ruperto Santos of Balanga said the scholarship grants will be set up in its nine diocesan schools.
Catholic school turns hotel into Covid-19 isolation facility
The Columban College, a school under the Diocese of Iba, offers its hotel to house people infected with Covid-19
Imahe ng Our Lady of Mt. Carmel sa Diocese of Cubao,...
Ginawa ang seremonya matapos igawad ng Santo Papa ang “Coronacion Canonica” sa nasabing imahe sa Diocese of Cubao
South Korea traces Presbyterian church members as virus spreads
South Korea was one of the world's coronavirus mitigation success stories but it has now suffered repeated spikes in infections
Jehovah’s Witnesses sentenced to prison in China’s Xinjiang
They were accused of ‘spreading superstition and heresy’ and preventing people from joining Communist Party organizations
Some Muslims converting to Christianity to get around Indian citizenship law
Only persecuted minorities belonging to non-Muslim communities provided amnesty under the law
Philippine Evangelicals launch project for jeepney drivers
The Philippine Relief and Development Services Inc. launched this week the “Bless our Tsuper” project to extend help to jeepney drivers
Catholic bishop in Balanga notes decrease in seminary enrollment
The seminary in Balanga has only three third year philosophy students; six in the second year, and nine first year seminarians


















