Tag: Newsletter
Pope Francis urges professors to ‘seek the truth’ in visit to...
“Be restless seekers of truth, and do not allow your enthusiasm to wane lest you yield to intellectual lethargy,” Pope Francis said
BALIK-TANAW: Direksyon ng Paglilingkod
Ang mensahe ni Hesus ay lumaganap noong ipinahayag ito ng iba at hindi lang sa limitadong kanyang mga kaibigan at isang paraan
Indigenous groups face police blockade at Kaliwa Dam, renew call to...
Despite the blockade, the event continued with a motorcade, the signing of a declaration of support, and cultural performances
SPOTLIGHT: Water over Troubled Forests
With climate change threatening their lands, the Indigenous Pulangiyen people are rebuilding Bendum's forests and restoring life-giving water to their ancestral home.
Humanitarian emergency unfolds in Lebanon following Israeli shelling
A 21-day ceasefire suggested by the US, France, and several Arab nations was reportedly rejected by members of Netanyahu’s government
Bishop urges Filipinos to vote for true leaders, not entertainers, ahead...
Bishop Ruperto Santos of Antipolo emphasized that voters should avoid candidates who prioritize performances over meaningful platforms
Japan bishops push for death penalty abolition after acquittal of longest-serving...
Japan remains one of the few developed nations that still uses the death penalty, despite calls for its abolition
Pope Francis condemns pornography as ‘a language of the devil’
“Any cellphone has access to this brutality, this language of the devil,” the pope said at the weekly audience in St. Peter’s Square
San Pablo diocese to install new bishop on Nov. 21
Pope Francis appointed Maralit, who has been the bishop of Boac for the past nine years, to a much larger ecclesiastical territory
HRW: Philippine labor leaders targeted in deadly ‘red-tagging’ practice
The practice has extended beyond labor leaders to target student activists, environmentalists, Indigenous peoples, and journalists


















