Tag: Newsletter
Bishops call for hope, action to address nation’s ‘wounds’
The three-page statement, discussed during the bishops’ recent plenary assembly, outlines “disturbing” issues facing the country
Education cannot by neutral
But to go to the streets, they must. To engage critically with society, they need to do so because education is never neutral.
Legal scholar defends bishops, calls abuse database ‘unfair attack’ on Philippine...
He argues that it unfairly portrays the entire clergy in a negative light while disregarding due process and the principles of justice
Indonesia’s deforestation worsens for third year as development expands
The group attributes the destruction to government-backed development projects and the expansion of key industries
Legal experts sound alarm on organized group exploiting blasphemy laws in...
The scheme has reportedly affected at least 450 victims, leading to wrongful arrests and severe legal consequences
Indian bishops express solidarity with Maha Kumbh Mela tragedy victims
Maha Kumbh Mela, one of the largest religious gatherings in the world, turned tragic as a stampede claimed the lives of more than 30 pilgrims
Pope Francis offers condolences after deadly midair collision near Washington, DC
The pope sent a personal message to President Donald Trump on Jan. 30 as search efforts continued in and around the Potomac River
‘No one escapes accountability’: Filipino bishops clarify stance on clergy abuse...
Both Filipino prelates vowed to protect and support survivors of clergy abuses while fostering justice and accountability
Isolation and pressure driving more Japanese minors to suicide, says PIME...
The primary challenge for “Mizu Ippai” is recognizing individuals in distress before their situation worsens.
Thai police raid school for migrant children in Koh Phangan
The case underscores the broader struggle of migrant workers, who play a crucial role in the country’s tourism and service sectors


















