Home Tags Newsletter

Tag: Newsletter

Pope Leo XIV: ‘The wounds of war extend beyond the battlefield’

In his Message for the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, Leo warns that war has consequences that destroy far beyond the battlefield

Philippine Protestant bishops condemn ‘harassment’ of environmental defenders after Nueva Vizcaya...

Three Kasibu residents were freed on bail as church leaders challenged alleged SLAPPs and demanded protection for defenders

Rights mission cites IHL violations in central Philippines

Witness accounts, forensic findings and families’ testimonies deepen scrutiny of a deadly Philippine counterinsurgency operation in Negros Occidental

Cardinal Tagle: Families, not phones, must guide children

“For grandparents and parents, please show children a heart that is humane,” Tagle said in his homily to mark the feast of St. John Eudes

Japan, Europe, UN back ICC after US sanctions court president

The dispute highlights mounting concern over powerful states using sanctions and political pressure to resist international accountability mechanisms

Pope at Audience: Sacred music is to glorify God and sanctify...

Pope Leo XIV reflects on sacred music in the liturgy, praising it for giving voice to prayer and expressing the faith... helping the faithful grow in holiness.

Three environmental defenders arrested at Nueva Vizcaya anti-mining barricade

Rights groups say arrests add to mounting legal pressure on communities resisting mineral exploration across Nueva Vizcaya province

Philippine Catholic educators urge restraint after deadly school shooting

CEAP appealed for compassion and privacy as authorities investigate the deadly attack and questions over campus security persist

Cardinal Tagle urges new generation to sustain Bougainville’s 125-year Catholic legacy

Pope Leo XIV’s envoy joined jubilee celebrations highlighting mission, unity and the Church’s role in Bougainville’s recovery process

The Pope’s garden in the Vatican Gardens becomes 100% organic

Day by day, an experienced gardener, Gilberto Bianchi, tends the garden across four terraces covering just under 400 square meters of cultivable land.

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