Tag: Newsletter
What it means to be ‘free’ from disasters – not just...
Filipinos must confront root causes of disasters, reject “free” quick fixes, and restore accountability in environmental stewardship
Farmers say import suspension, tariff hike ‘insufficient’ to address rice crisis
The groups lamented the worsening rice crisis, with market prices soaring even as farmgate prices of palay continue to fall
Seoul archbishop: Small acts can lead Korea toward ‘promise of peace’
Archbishop Chung reflects on Mary’s Assumption, urging perseverance through trials and small acts toward Korea’s healing and peace
Tokyo cardinal urges honest reckoning with history during ten days of...
Cardinal Kikuchi urges Catholics to preserve war memories and reject justifications for violence during Japan’s Ten Days of Peace
Bishops, priests challenged to support clerical abuse victims
Bishops and priests urged to take concrete action for clerical abuse victims, pursuing justice over protecting offenders
Industry influence threatens ambition of Global Plastics Treaty, advocates say
Global Plastics Treaty talks risk a weak deal, ignoring production cuts, as Philippine groups push for stronger action.
Palawan Indigenous community hails bishops’ stand against displacement over luxury tourism...
Palawan villagers say bishops’ statement renews hope for justice, urging swift action on land disputes and community safety
Catholic education leader urges justice, compassion after student assaults teacher in...
Catholic education leader urges justice, safety, and compassion after Thai student’s assault on teacher sparks nationwide debate
Pope expands rights for parents working in the Vatican
Five days paid leave for Vatican employees on the birth of a child; three paid days each month for parents of disabled children
Philippine bishop slams marginalization of Indigenous Peoples, calls for unity in...
A Filipino prelate urges solidarity with Indigenous Peoples, condemning “ignore-ance,” land dispossession, and militarism


















