Tag: Newsletter
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
Calls for policy overhaul as Manila Bay oil spill exacerbates fisherfolk...
"Communities are still struggling from past spills and fighting for compensation, while facing new disasters due to policy gaps"
Papal Visit theme song released in Singapore
The song narrates salvation history from Genesis to the New Testament with Jesus as the "Second Adam," and concludes with the Holy Trinity
Study reveals Christians form largest group among global migrants
Economic factors, political instability, and conflict have driven millions of Christians to seek new opportunities and safety abroad
Caritas PH backs petition against PhilHealth funds transfer
Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo, said they oppose using the funds for unprogrammed appropriations, as it risks misuse and potential corruption
Philippines to host ‘limited number’ of Afghans seeking US visas
Under the deal, the applicants will stay at a facility operated by the US State Department's Coordinator for Afghan Relocation Efforts


















