Tag: Newsletter
Shroud of Turin replica unveiled at new Manila museum
The congregation received the replica in 2019, but it was only displayed on March 4, the Feast of the Holy Face of Jesus
Sibuyan residents demand DENR to revoke Altai mining permit
“It is totally unacceptable that Altai continues to have mining rights in Sibuyan when it has shown total disrespect to government laws"
Amid rising intolerance, Tokyo’s cardinal calls for self-reflection and compassion
“In today’s world, what kind of fruit are we?” he asked. “Let us continue to walk this path as a sign of hope amid the realities of society.”
Pope slept well overnight after two respiratory insufficiencies
The Pope’s blood tests showed that he does not have an elevated white blood cell count, suggesting he has no new respiratory infection
Nuncio calls for continued prayers for Pope Francis after medical setback
The papal nuncio made the call during the installation of Bishop Rufino Sescon Jr. as the new bishop of the Diocese of Balanga
Philippines’ Maharlika Fund fuels mining controversy, draws Church’s ire
The organization warned that this investment contradicts the fund’s stated purpose of economic growth while endangering communities
Church leaders in Asia and Oceania encouraged to champion Indigenous rights,...
RAEON highlighted the worsening threats to biodiversity, ocean sustainability, and the rights of Indigenous Peoples
Should forestry be part of Philippine NDC?
NDC is ultimately an indicator of how ambitious and prepared the nation is to take the pathway to low-emissions, climate-resilient development
Faith in action: Seoul Archdiocese dispatches priests to Taiwan, South America
Archbishop Chung presented each priest with a wooden cross, symbolizing their dedication to the mission of spreading the Gospel
Loyola School of Theology has new president
Founded in 1965, LST is one of the international Jesuit theological institutions with students from around 45 countries


















