Tag: Newsletter
Boljoon Church’s long-lost pulpit panels back home at last
“Welcome home, Boljoon pulpit panels,” the archdiocese wrote. “The four panels are joined with the one already housed at the parish.”
European Parliament slams Thailand for sending 40 Uyghurs to China despite...
The resolution criticized the move as a violation of international law and urged the Thai government to uphold human rights standards
Christian leaders oppose Israel’s tax demands on Holy Land Churches
The Municipality of Jerusalem is sidestepping legal procedures by attempting to enforce tax determinations without judicial oversight
Pope celebrates 12th anniversary with healthcare staff at Gemelli hospital
Pope Francis celebrates the 12th anniversary of his pontificate with the medical staff of Rome's Gemelli Hospital
ICC detains Duterte over drug war killings; UN applauds move
His administration's campaign was widely condemned for its brutality, with thousands of alleged drug suspects killed in police operations
Priest calls Duterte’s arrest ‘a triumph of good against evil’
He described it a “moral victory”, saying it signified the nation’s reckoning with the deadly anti-drug campaign that killed thousands
Synodality meets Indigenous wisdom in new Asia-centered book
A collection of papers, reflections, pastoral experiences, and proposals aimed at amplifying Indigenous voices within the universal Church
Children at risk: UN report warns against rising trafficking and impunity
“As a result, trafficking in children remains a low cost and low risk, yet high profits crime, generating billions of dollars annually"
Seoul Archdiocese seeks healing of divisions, urges change in attitudes for...
"Though our journey of reconciliation is not yet complete, today, we must once again find the courage to walk this path boldly"
Pope has a restful night at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital
The Pope continues to undergo high-flow oxygen therapy during the day and non-invasive mechanical ventilation overnight


















