Tag: Newsletter
Philippine Church groups widen campaign against political dynasties
Faith groups rally voters and lawmakers around efforts to curb political dynasties and widen access to public service
Why October needs an ecological Rosary
If we take this Rosary seriously, October could become more than a devotional tradition. It could become a school of ecological holiness
Gallagher: Amid severe test to world order, religions can contribute to...
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher and Cardinal Baldo Reina highlight religious communities’ contribution to peace at a conference in Rome
Energy groups renew call for DOE chief to quit over rising...
Coalition says repeated outages and rising generation charges are squeezing households already struggling with stagnant wages and costs
Rights group flags arrests, red-tagging as Philippine civic space remains ‘repressed’
Rights monitors cite arrests, red-tagging, protest crackdowns and threats to journalists as civic freedoms remain under sustained pressure
Salesians vow to preserve 300-year-old convent as museum
The Salesians plan to promote the site ahead of the 75th anniversary of their presence at the former San Carlos Seminary in 2028
Small hands can still hold the world together
Thérèse of Lisieux is sometimes softened into greeting-card sentimentality—flowers, gentle smiles, easy comfort
‘Paying attention in age of clickbait’ – 2027 World Communications Day...
The Dicastery for Communication releases the theme for the 2027 World Communications Day, which is “A New Gaze: Paying Attention in the Age of Clickbait”
Real-world needs must be prioritized over ‘artificial’ wants
Duty-bearers also have the mandate to ensure that the basic necessities of their citizens are met, including water; these are among universal human rights
Church groups say Veloso pardon should renew fight against human trafficking
nterfaith leaders say Veloso’s freedom should renew efforts against trafficking and address poverty and exploitation driving migrant vulnerability


















