Tag: Newsletter
PHLPost honors Pope Leo XIV with special stamps
PHLPost printed 10,000 copies of the stamp, each priced at ₱17. A matching First Day Cover is also available for collectors
Thailand and Cambodia agree to extend peace pact
The contested temples are claimed by both nations because of a vague demarcation made by Cambodia's French colonial administrators
Korean bishops slam abortion amendment as ‘undermining life’s dignity’
The bishops urged lawmakers to craft policies that uphold both women’s rights and the unborn’s right to life
Pope on Hiroshima anniversary: Let justice replace a false sense of...
Pope Leo remembers the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and calls for justice, dialogue, and fraternity in the world
Genocide by starvation, bullets, and bombs
Humanitarian agencies warn of Gaza famine, condemn Israeli blockade, and demand immediate ceasefire to halt mounting civilian deaths
Philippine bishops call for urgent action against land grabs from Indigenous...
Bishops emphasize solidarity with Palawan’s Indigenous families, urging unity to correct historical injustices and restore peace
Archbishop backs distinct ministry for young adults
While efforts to minister to this age group already exist, Alarcon stressed the need for more intentional and structured initiatives
Survivor warns ‘nuclear weapons cannot protect a nation’ at Japan’s interfaith...
Nagasaki atomic bomb survivor Terumi Tanaka urges faith leaders at Mount Hiei to confront history and abolish nuclear weapons
Pope: May the Hiroshima anniversary serve as a call to pursue...
Pope Leo XIV urges the international community to renew its commitment to pursue lasting peace for our whole human family
Philippines ranks 24th in global charity index, 75% of Filipinos donated...
Despite limited volunteerism, Filipinos show strong trust in charities, reflecting deep cultural values that continue to drive generosity


















