Tag: Newsletter
Religious leaders in southern Philippines reaffirm commitment to peace and justice
The commitment “is guided by the values of love, justice, harmony, respect, integrity, unity, reconciliation, spirituality, and humanity.”
Disaster victims gather, urge Philippine government to prioritize people over profit
"We are here to hold accountable those who have neglected their duties and to demand that our government prioritize people over profit"
Philippine groups honor environmental defenders, reaffirm call for ecological justice
“My mantra is not to be a grim and determined activist but to be a happy warrior—sing, dance, and write poetry... The struggle is long"
Now the truth is coming out at Congress’ quad-committee hearing
Others blamed us for inventing stories, claiming we were sowing hatred. They told us we should help clean society of its lawless elements
BALIK-TANAW: Heed the ‘Cry of the Poor’
Today’s Gospel is not merely a personal challenge but a societal one. It calls us to reexamine our attachments
Of Titles and Designations
We bishops are all just that—servants of God. And the Pope, who is called the Supreme Pontiff, is the servant of the servants of God
Philippines arrests alleged Chinese scam farm chain boss
In July, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos outlawed all forms of offshore gaming operators, including internet gaming license holders
Bishop urges prayers for Filipino executed in Saudi Arabia
The execution was carried out despite efforts by the Philippines to stop the death penalty, including a presidential appeal.
Fisherfolk group in Sorsogon concludes ‘Season of Creation’ with photo and...
The event aimed to raise awareness about ongoing environmental destruction in Sorsogon and its impact on local communities
Medical facilities can no longer cope with needs, casualties in Gaza...
MSF recorded that only 17 out of 36 hospitals in Gaza are partially functional. Six of their staff have also been killed

















