Tag: Newsletter
‘Be signs of hope,’ Manila cardinal tells Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus is known for charitable service, including supporting disaster relief efforts and funding scholarships for Catholic students
Indonesian official confirms smooth planning for upcoming Papal Visit
Michael Trias Kuscahyanto, the Indonesian Ambassador to the Holy See, expressed optimism that “everything is going smoothly"
Philippine Catholic Church sets path for sainthood of lay catechist
Her legacy is characterized by her unwavering service to the disadvantaged and her simplistic yet profound spiritual life.
Papua New Guinean children to perform 5-minute concert for Pope Francis
Fr. Miguel de la Calle of the QOP Orchestra said the children will play musical instruments and sing for the pontiff on Sept. 8 in Vanimo
UN chief says Pacific territories face climate ‘annihilation’
Nations agreed to strive for the target in 2015 Paris climate agreement, but estimates indicate that the world is not on track to achieve it
Philippine groups demand enhanced air quality standards
Environment deparatment declared the air quality in parts of Metro Manila as "very unhealthy" and "unhealthy for sensitive groups."
Child rights group to VP Duterte: Channel the P10 million to...
Salinlahi called on the Vice President to address more pressing education sector needs such as publication and improvement of textbooks
Pope Francis: Living the fruits of the Holy Spirit helps us...
In his catechesis, Pope Francis recalled the baptism of Christ, when “the very Spirit descended on Jesus.”
Caritas Philippines calls for strengthened ecological commitment amidst rising environmental challenges
“It is our shared responsibility to act on behalf of those most affected by environmental degradation and climate change"
Marcos declares ‘heads will roll’ on Alice Guo’s escape
On Tuesday, Malacañang ordered the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Department of Justice to cancel Guo and her family's passports


















