Tag: Newsletter
Toxic, deadly, cheap: Life for women gold miners in the Philippines
One in three of the illegal mining workforce is female - and women are 90 times more at risk of dying on the job than men
Mapang-abusong paggamit ng pondo ng bayan para sa personal na promosyon
Dapat nating ipaglaban ang isang gobyerno na nagsisilbi para sa lahat, hindi para sa pansariling interes ng iilang nasa kapangyarihan
China officially recognizes formerly ‘underground’ bishop, Vatican says
“This provision is a positive fruit of the dialogue established over the years between the Holy See and the Chinese government"
Makabayan bloc resumes probe of Sara’s past confidential funds expenditure
Legislators regularly ask how agencies have spent previous years’ budgets as part of their deliberation of requested funds
Cardinal Jaime Sin Museum set to open in central Philippines
This museum, the first ecclesiastical museum in Western Visayas, will showcase the life and legacy of Cardinal Sin
Lay Carmelite stars in film with no ending
“My life as a Carmelite is defined by my search for Jonas, and this story will not end until I find my son, in this life or the next"
Filipino Knights urged to take leading role in opposing Freemasonry
Blessed Fr. Michael McGivney founded the K of C in 1882, largely to help young Catholic men avoid freemasonry in the 19th century
Martyrdom: A Short History
"The victims turned themselves into witnesses of love and justice for which reason they have been killed."
Bishop and senator protected child witnesses
We need more to be true Christians and be ready to give ourselves in defending the rights of all victims and oppressed people
Pope Francis’ Apostolic Journey to include opening of youth education hub...
The pontiff will visit the "Grha Pemuda" Youth House in Jakarta, where he will meet 200 Indonesian students


















