Tag: Newsletter
Calumpit residents brace for worse flooding, displacement with the construction of...
Just a short distance from Lacap’s home is the Malolos Clark Railway Project, a flagship infrastructure project of the government
Palawan bishops urge mining moratorium
“We are calling for a 25-year moratorium or suspension on the approval of any mining applications and mining expansions,” the bishops said
Manila Archbishop urges political leaders to ‘exercise statesmanship’
Advincula made the appeal following an exchange of tirades between President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte
Cardinal Tagle Receives Prestigious Religious Leader Award in New York
Cardinal Tagle has earned widespread recognition for his efforts to modernize the Church's approach to evangelization
Vatican may add ‘spiritual abuse’ to crimes in Church law
The term "false mysticism" is an "overly broad and ambiguous expression" in need of refining in certain contexts in the Church
‘Regulate the greed’: Albay bishop calls halt to environment abuse
“Let us regulate our greed because it is greed that is running the show,” Baylon said in a press conference on Monday.
Activists push for strong global treaty as plastic crisis dominates UN...
The treaty negotiations, known as INC-5, aim to establish a legally binding global agreement to address plastic pollution,
‘Kill order’ controversy: VP Duterte faces legal and political fallout
Justice Undersecretary Jesse Andres announced at a press briefing that Duterte has been subpoenaed and given five days to respond
Pope Francis denounces countries that talk about peace, but make war
He denounced the hypocrisy of countries “where there is much talk of peace” but “the highest investments are in the production of arms”
‘Peoples-centric’ foreign to some business and government leaders
To the leaders [and staff] of big businesses and industries, you are invited to take some time to actually speak with the communities


















