Tag: Newsletter
Pope Francis says he’s more concerned about human intelligence than AI
“What worries me — more than artificial intelligence — is natural intelligence, the intelligence that we must develop,” he said
Advocacy group sounds alarm over 11,000 rape cases in 2023, demands...
Over 11,000 rape cases involving minors in 2023 remain uninvestigated; advocates demand urgent enforcement of statutory rape law.
Philippines launches new consortium to tackle single-use plastics
Research indicated that reuse models could cut plastic pollution by 30% and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from packaging production by 80%
Catholic social communication must inspire hope and transformation, says ARC head
Drawing from Pope Francis' teachings, he urged Catholic communicators to engage actively in offering healing and hope
Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa: Rebuilding truth and trust is global imperative
“Without facts, you can’t have truth. Without truth, you can’t have trust. Without these three, we have no shared reality"
CONGREGATION OF THE MISSION: 400 YEARS OF SERVICE
On January 25, 1617, in Folleville — a small rural village in France — the priest Vincent de Paul preached a sermon in front...
Philippines stops research survey after Chinese ‘harassment’ in disputed sea
"Chinese Coast Guard vessels intercepted, monitored, warned and repelled the Philippine vessels," the Chinese statement said
CBCP designates 3 churches as national shrines
They voted to elevate the Archdiocesan Shrine of Mary, Queen of Peace or Edsa Shrine, and the Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Loreto
BALIK-TANAW: Good News
When we help rebuild communities into peace, let it be based on justice. Let it be for liberation.
Submerged ecosystems: How dams threaten Apayao’s rich biodiversity
Apayao’s UNESCO biosphere faces threats as hydropower projects challenge renewable energy goals and environmental sustainability


















