Home Tags Newsletter

Tag: Newsletter

Philippine government pledges funds after bishops raise alarm on child nutrition,...

Following Catholic bishops’ urgent appeal, the Philippine government commits billions to strengthen child nutrition programs and education

Filipino bishop clarifies stance on dredging, warns against profit-driven mining

Calapan bishop clarifies Church backs legitimate flood control but firmly opposes commercial dredging threatening communities and environment

Faithful throng La Vang shrine for Assumption celebration in Vietnam

The Assumption feast at La Vang brought 90,000 Catholics together in prayer, procession, and celebration of Mary’s enduring hope

Pope offers prayers for flood victims in Pakistan, Nepal and India

Pope Leo remembers victims and their families after flash floods kill more than 300 people in Pakistan, Nepal, and India

Cardinal at Golden Jubilee Mass for 3 RVM sisters: Live out...

Cardinal Orlando Quevedo offered heartfelt congratulations to the jubilarians and reminded them of the ideals they embraced 50 years ago

Fishers back House probe into Duterte-approved Chinese dredging

Fishers back House probe into Duterte-approved Chinese dredging, citing severe damage to Cagayan livelihoods and marine ecosystems

Holy See: Indigenous women should be protagonists of a better future

The Holy See’s Permanent Observer to the Organization of American States reaffirms the Holy See’s closeness to all indigenous peoples

Regional group reveals PH is worst land rights violator

PANAP said it monitored 10 cases of land conflict-related arrests, detention, and legal persecution in the Philippines last year

Filipino journalists, students condemn killings of Al Jazeera reporters in Gaza

Philippine media groups, students rally to condemn Gaza journalist killings, denounce attacks on press freedom worldwide

Philippine court declares missing Indigenous rights advocates victims of enforced disappearance

Appellate court grants Writ of Amparo for two missing Filipino activists, citing state involvement in enforced disappearance case

Support LiCAS.news

We work tirelessly each day to tell the stories of those living on the fringe of society in Asia and how the Church in all its forms - be it lay, religious or priests - carries out its mission to support those in need, the neglected and the voiceless.
We need your help to continue our work each day. Make a difference and donate today.

Latest