Tag: Newsletter
Thousands protest across Indonesia over Prabowo’s budget cuts
The cuts have left some civil servants working under dim lighting and other strict energy-saving conditions
Pope’s clinical condition showing slight improvement
While recovering from medical treatment, Pope Francis continues to inspire us to stand in solidarity with the least and the last.
Catholic schools reaffirm commitment to EDSA lessons
CEAP shall push back all attempts to deny, distort, downgrade, and devalue it in our schools, in our communities, and in our life as a nation
10 arrested in killing of Catholic priest in Myanmar
He is believed to be the first Catholic priest killed since the civil conflict erupted following the military’s February 2021 coup
Head of Caritas Asia calls for stronger global solidarity in humanitarian...
He emphasized the centrality of charity in the Church’s mission and called for strengthened solidarity among Caritas organizations worldwide
Pope in stable condition, blood exams show slight improvement
The Holy Father's clinical condition is stationary. The blood tests, evaluated by the medical staff, show a slight improvement
Resist. Teach. Care
To concretize this resistance, we have to assert that the People Power Revolution... is about freedom that we have longed for as a nation.
Religious leaders wary of project threatening mangroves in Cagayan
“We urge the DENR to reconsider this project and uphold our collective responsibility to protect nature and vulnerable populations"
Filipino faith Leaders call for justice and accountability ahead of 1986...
Organizers said the protest demands for accountability from past and present leaders, including calls to hold the Marcos and Duterte
Philippine bishops ask for prayers for Pope Francis
On Tuesday evening, the Holy See Press Office confirmed that Pope Francis has developed bilateral pneumonia


















