Tag: Newsletter
Pope Francis makes first public greeting and blessing from hospital
Pope Francis appears for the first time since his hospitalization from the balcony of Rome's Gemelli Hospital
Catholic Church grows worldwide, with Asia accounting for 11% of global...
This data forms part of the latest statistical snapshot of the Church’s pastoral activity across the globe for the biennium 2022–2023
Bishop reiterates killings not a solution to drug problem
“We must engage in a critical re-evaluation of our values as believers, reaffirming our commitment to the sanctity of all life"
Cayetano’s ‘Ambassador of Christ’ claim raises eyebrows
During the Senate hearing called by Senator Imee Marcos, Senator Allan Peter Cayetano did not just defend former President Rodrigo Duterte; he invoked the...
‘Green Agenda 2025’ launched to push ecological justice in Philippine elections
The Green Agenda 2025 outlines 11 key policy priorities focused on ecological integrity, climate justice, and sustainable development
Majority support holding Duterte accountable; rights lawyer sees growing courage to...
For a human rights lawyer, the survey marks a turning point — a sign that fear no longer prevents the public from speaking out
Duterte’s facade of martyrdom: Why do people still resonate with this...
Understanding this unwavering allegiance requires a closer look at the very foundation of Duterte’s lasting grip on his supporters
SPOTLIGHT: Climb Lower
Trekking through treacherous mountain paths to bring hope where none existed, their footsteps changed lives
Pope no longer requires mechanical ventilation
"The Holy Father has suspended non-invasive mechanical ventilation and also has less need of high-flow oxygen therapy"
CDO archbishop refutes claim of special Mass for Duterte
In a statement issued Wednesday, he said reports suggesting a special mass for Duterte were “categorically incorrect.”


















