Tag: Newsletter
The struggle for justice for victims of child sexual abuse
Records across the nation reveal that hundreds of child sex abuse cases are archived – means trials for these cases cannot proceed
Voters caution urged against candidates accused of endangering communities and ecology
A pro-environment group in Manila expressed opposition against the candidates for the upcoming senatorial race, citing accounts of red-tagging activists and endorsing environmentally damaging...
Cardinal-designate David vows to help Pope Francis’ mission
David emphasized his commitment to his flock as bishop of the Diocese of Kalookan alongside his new role in the universal Church
Pope Francis: ‘Prayer and fasting are the weapons of love that...
“As Christians, we must never tire of imploring peace from God... I have urged everyone to observe a day of prayer and fasting."
Thai embassy in Tel Aviv honors lives lost in conflict
On Sept. 16, the Royal Thai Embassy held a tree-planting event at Ben Shemen Forest to honor the 41 Thai nationals who lost their lives.
Philippine diocese concludes ‘Season of Creation’ with protest against fossil fuels
The Diocese of Lucena led thousands of students and faith-based groups in a protest against the planned Atimonan One Energy (A1E) coal plant
From whirlwind to soft breeze
Now it felt like Elijah standing by the mouth of a cave and feeling a soft breeze that penetrated my soul and prepared me for this new chapter
Human Rights Watch demands justice as hearings unveil Duterte-era killings
Philippine Congress has held hearings exposing high-ranking officials involved in orchestrating targeted killings during the "war on drugs"
Marble bishop leads legal challenge against Tampakan mining project
“The Tampakan mine threatens to devastate the local ecosystem, poses health risks to our people, and could lead to the potential displacement"
Pope Francis announces Consistory for creation of new Cardinals
Among the 21 future cardinals, Pope Francis named four bishops from Asia, representing the Philippines, Japan, Iran, and Indonesia.
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