Tag: Newsletter
Why watchdog must never sleep: Truth won’t be televised, streamed, or...
A call to safeguard journalism’s watchdog duty as truth is threatened by disinformation, repression, and systemic silence
Indonesian prelate calls Catholic business leaders to be ‘beacons of hope...
Bishop Subianto urges Catholic professionals to deepen faith, live with compassion, and become agents of goodness in business
In rural Thailand, Filipino student leaders embark on mission of presence
Filipino student leaders join a sacred mission in rural Thailand, discovering God’s love through simplicity, presence, and shared humanity
Child abuse victims fight for justice and win
A survivor’s court victory underscores the urgent need for justice reform and support for child abuse victims in the Philippines
Infanta prelature to welcome new bishop on 75th founding anniversary
Fr. Dave Dean Capucao to be ordained bishop of Infanta on Sept. 5, coinciding with prelature’s 75th anniversary
Fake disaster forecast in Japan fuels panic, exposes risks of online...
A viral rumor predicting a July 5 disaster in Japan has triggered travel cancellations, exposing the global impact of online misinformation
Pope Leo XIV ‘deeply saddened’ by London-bound plane crash in India
Pope Leo XIV expresses his condolences and prays for the victims of an Air India flight bound for London with 242 people aboard
Women’s group urges end to foreign military presence on Independence Day
Women protest U.S. military presence in Manila, demanding genuine independence and an end to foreign intervention and militarization
Labor groups protest failed wage hike after Congress ends session without...
KMU linked the stalled bill to what it described as government inaction and criticized the administration for not supporting the proposal
Filipino fisherfolk’s plight in Verde Island Passage raised at UN Ocean...
Filipino fisherfolk’s struggles amid fossil fuel expansion in Verde Island Passage highlighted at UN Ocean Conference side event in France


















