Tag: Newsletter
CBCP head urges bishops to stay steadfast amid ministry trials
David encouraged prelates to resist the temptation to dwell on past wounds and instead look to Christ for strength and direction
Cultural misunderstanding offers insight on unity, says Cardinal Chow
A food mix-up at an interfaith dialogue in Cambodia prompted Cardinal Chow to reflect on the importance of sensitivity, goodwill
Pope Leo XIV will celebrate a Mass for the Care of...
Pope Leo XIV to celebrate first-ever “Mass for the Care of Creation” using new Roman Missal formulary July 9
Catholic prelate urges global solidarity with oppressed Filipinos at Rome gathering
Catholic prelate joins global faith leaders in Rome to call for justice, peace, and protection of Filipino communities
Communities near incinerators face daily health risks, study warns
Citizen-led study reveals hazardous air pollution near incinerators in Global South, with PM levels exceeding WHO limits
Bishop urges Church to ‘do the B.E.S.T.’ as nat’l synod consultation...
The bishop reminded participants that the Holy Spirit remains the Church’s guide, even through uncertainty and disruption
Christianity sees biggest global losses from religious switching, study finds
Christianity saw the largest global decline from religious switching, while religiously unaffiliated groups gained the most adherents
Pope: God’s creation is not a battleground for vital resources
Pope Leo XIV quotes extensively from Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato si’, denouncing environmental and social injustice
Church labor group denounces ₱50 wage hike in NCR as ‘grossly...
A Church-based labor rights group has denounced the recent ₱50 daily wage increase in Metro Manila as grossly inadequate, describing it as a failure...
Justice and closure heal child-abuse victims
Delayed justice deepens trauma for child abuse victims; calls grow for children's courts and urgent judicial reforms in Philippines


















