Tag: Newsletter
Green groups claim revenue from mining not enough to save Philippine...
Activists hit government claims that revenues from mining and other destructive extractions would help the Philippine economy recover
Manila church official warns against scam soliciting money
A church official in the Archdiocese of Manila warned the faithful against a scam that uses the name of priests to solicit money from people.
Most Filipinos back renewal of ABS-CBN franchise: Veritas survey
The survey noted that 68 percent of the respondents are disposed to support a “people’s initiative” for the renewal of the ABS-CBN franchise
Oriental Mindoro province gets four new priests
The province of Oriental Mindoro, south of Manila, got new priests after four deacons were ordained at the Sto, Niño cathedral on July 28.
Philippine Catholic bishops reject new proposal to revive capital punishment
The Episcopal Commission on Prison Pastoral Care rejected the proposal of President Duterte to revive the death penalty in the country
Vatican launches #sendyourhug campaign to support elderly
Young people are encouraged to share their outreach efforts on social media by including #sendyourhug in the post.
What history tells us about capital punishment
Capital punishment is obviously a brutal relic of colonial cruelty. But as history has shown, it was never a deterrent.
Love, Truth, Justice, Peace
"Dahil sa pagmamahal sa kapwa, minamahal natin ang bayan. Kaya tayo nagsasalita ng katotohanan." - Bishop Pabillo of Manila
Catholics in Mindanao town celebrate tradition amid pandemic limitations
For the first time Since the 1800s, the Parish of St. James in Dapitan altered the traditional celebration of the fiesta due to the pandemic
Pope urges youth to reach out to elderly
Pontiff made the call as Catholics observe memorial of Saints Joachim and Anne, the ‘grandparents’ of Jesus

















