Tag: Newsletter
Environmentalists disrupt energy summit, call for transition to renewable energy
The group highlighted the devastating effects of recent typhoons and criticized the government for pushing LNG investments
Pope Francis’ claim that Israel action in Gaza could be ‘genocide’...
Israeli officials have publicly supported policies that strip Palestinians of the very necessities required to sustain life
Gemini AI sparks controversy after reportedly telling user to ‘die’
The AI model allegedly told a user to "die," raising serious concerns about the ethical and safety implications of artificial intelligence
Two decades later, justice eludes Hacienda Luisita massacre victims
Seven people were killed, while an estimated 121 people, including adults and children, were injured, while some 133 were arrested
Virac diocese appeals for help after super typhoon devastates Catanduanes
The diocese emphasized that donations, no matter the size, will help rebuild lives and restore hope for the affected communities
Philippines cleans up as typhoon death toll rises
Climate change is increasing the intensity of storms, leading to heavier rains, flash floods, and stronger gusts.
Pope Francis: The poor ‘continue to wait’ for the Church, governments to take action
Pope Francis urged Catholics to show their closeness to the poor through gestures of care infused with human warmth and tenderness
Child abuse committed by priests, abetted by corporates, goes unpunished
According to the victim's testimony, these acts of violent sexual assault allegedly took place over two years in the church rectory
Catholic educators urged to include spiritual growth in student assessments
“Teachers must be the number one to integrate the Gospel values, especially the beatitudes (into their teaching),” Tonel said.
Localized actions amplify voices against fossil fuels across the Philippines
Communities across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao organized localized actions to highlight the harms caused by fossil fuels


















