Tag: Newsletter
Photos: Families of drug war victims gather for Palm Sunday blessing...
The ritual served not only as a religious observance but also as a public act of mourning and a call for justice
Vatican updates rules for Mass intentions, permits collective offerings under strict...
Priests can be allowed to accept multiple offerings from different donors for a single Mass with a “collective intention"
Bishop on prisons: No one should be denied hope
The bishop acknowledged the difficulties faced by inmates but reminded them that hardship is a part of life for everyone
Calls mount to avert power disruptions during 2025 elections
NGCP warned that brownout-free summer months could not be guaranteed due to the rising frequency of unplanned power plant shutdowns
Swiss Bank accused of fueling fossil projects amid global climate pledges
"The disruption of our marine ecosystems in the Philippines must never be at the price of your pursuit of greater profit.”
Easter message calls South Koreans to unite in hope amid political...
Referencing Scripture, he stressed that hope is nurtured through endurance and faith, not through visible outcomes
Pope Francis appears in public for second time during his convalescence
Pope Francis is seen without his usual white cassock and skullcap, wearing dark pants and a white shirt covered with a striped poncho
PPCRV: Sexist remarks by candidates a ‘wake-up call’ for voters
PPCRV spokesperson Ana Singson said such actions highlight the importance of electing candidates who uphold strong values
Consumer coalition flags ‘illegal’ Meralco supply deals, urges government action
The group said Meralco’s contracts now exceed that limit, reaching 51.44% — or nearly 60% when factoring in peak demand
Pilgrimage of hope with Mary: Claretians to host national Marian conference...
The conference seeks to underscore Mary’s role as a spiritual mother whose presence offers comfort, healing, and guidance


















