Tag: Newsletter
Philippine bishop: Haiyan anniversary ‘reminds us of our true mission’
“This moment is not just a remembrance of the challenges we faced but a celebration of the resilience and unity"
RSF urges Philippines to drop charges against journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio...
RSF urged the justice department “to drop all charges against her without delay” as Cumpio’s landmark trial for alleged ‘terrorism’ approaches
Community journalists rally for detained reporter’s release on day honoring courage...
"A reminder of the unyielding courage and sacrifice” required of journalists who challenge powerful forces in pursuit of truth
Meralco franchise extension sparks accountability concerns among consumer advocates
The bill passed with 186 votes in favor, seven against, and four abstentions, a decision P4P says undermines public accountability
Cardinal Tagle: Placing the heart at the center of the Jubilee
Tagle tells Vatican News how the heart of Jesus is an important key to understand Pope Francis’ writings and actions
Fisherfolk group denounces Bacolod reclamation, citing threats to thousands of families
Small-scale fisherfolk in the area can no longer gather mussels and oysters in parts of the shoreline that have already been reclaimed
Missionary nun killed in Indonesia volcano eruption
Sister Nikolin Padjo of the Missionary Servants of the Holy Spirit was among those hit when volcanic rocks shattered parts of the monastery
Speaking truth to power will confound evil
No matter the attempts to downplay mass murder, the perpetrators must be held accountable for their grievous crimes
Pope Francis at Gregorian University warns of ‘Coca-Cola spirituality’
“Have you asked yourselves where you are going and why you are doing the things you are doing?” the pope challenged his audience
Philippine Protestant leaders call our ‘state-sponsored persecution’ of church workers
Rev. Vallente’s release, according to the UCCP, does not signal the end of the struggle, as several charges remain pending


















