Tag: Newsletter
Faith groups urge bold action on biodiversity and climate justice at...
The ecumenical groups assert that global action is essential, as ecosystems deteriorate rapidly under the strain of climate change
CBCP head: ‘Authentic tradition’ needed, but Church needs to confront change
David said he felt the delegates raise their level of “trust on the Holy Spirit” during this year’s general assembly of the Synod of Bishops
SPOTLIGHT: Greenwashed promises: Irregularities taint consent process in hydropower projects
With renewable energy goals driving government policies, the question arises: will these projects truly serve the people whose lands are at stake?
Focus on Duterte’s drug war investigation, kins tell Senate
The NUPL-NCR said that they are aghast that the Senate hearing “has become a platform for those involved and accused.”
Hong Kong bishop urges public to embrace migrants in faith and...
Bishop Ha highlighted Hong Kong’s own migration history, with many residents tracing their roots back to mainland China
Lay Filipina theologian says ‘People of God spoke’ at synod
“At first, I doubted how the sense of faith of the faithful – that if we gathered together, God will speak through us – will work"
Safeguarding Minors: First Report calls for ‘rigorous’ response
The Report aims to promote the Church’s commitment to providing a “rigorous” response to the scourge of abuse
Pope remembers child victims of war, prays ardently for world peace
The Pope prayed that the escalation in violence may stop and that respect for the sacredness of human life become top priority
Seoul Archbishop calls for compassion, safety on Itaewon tragedy anniversary
"The memory of each victim, whose life was of unique significance, is one we are committed to preserving perpetually,” the prelate said
Pope Francis cuts salaries of Vatican cardinals again
Specifically, the cut in salaries or stipends will be in two areas: the “secretarial bonus” and the “office compensation"

















