Tag: Newsletter
Majority of Filipinos want impeachment process against VP Duterte to proceed
66% of Filipinos say Vice President Duterte must face impeachment charges; bishops, public decry Senate delay
The collapse of Gaza and failure of the international community
UN agencies warn of imminent collapse as bombings, hunger and forced displacement continue
‘CBCP Avenue’ takes root in Bohol as part of climate, faith...
A new tree-lined path within a larger environmental initiative, where each Narra tree now bears the name of a Catholic bishop
Thai youth hack for hope: ‘MISSION POSSIBLE’ concludes with innovation, compassion,...
Young Thais harness innovation and synodal spirit at the MISSION POSSIBLE hackathon, crafting tech solutions for social change.
Cardinal David slams online gambling, state-sanctioned exploitation of poor Filipinos
Church leader blasts online gambling as state-approved exploitation, warning it’s wrecking families behind closed doors and phone screens
Climate activists criticize Loss and Damage Fund for ‘more drama than...
Aksyon Klima Pilipinas urges faster, fairer disbursement from global climate fund, warning delays hurt the most vulnerable
Pope at Angelus: We cannot cheat death, only serve life to...
Pope Leo reminds Christians that we gain eternal life by caring for others in service and love, not by cheating death
Rights defenders renew calls to free Sally Ujano, urge passage of...
Rights groups and advocates gathered in Quezon City to demand Nanay Sally Ujano’s release and urgent HRD protections
Philippine church reaffirms environmental stand as court voids local mining ban
After a court setback, Mindoro’s defenders—priests, politicians, and people—renew their stand to protect land and life
Pope: AI development must build bridges of dialogue and promote fraternity
It requires “discernment to ensure that AI is developed and utilized for the common good, building bridges of dialogue"


















