Tag: Newsletter
Caritas Asia holds workshop on integral ecology
“We are in a Climate Crisis. Therefore, we need to understand better climate resilience so that we may build climate-resilient communities"
Coming Home: The heart of Laudato Si’
These poor victims are those who cry from ecological disaster themselves... It is they who tell us where home truly is
CBCP elevates ecology ‘desk’ to ‘ministry’
“We will elevate our ecology desk in all ecclesiastical jurisdictions into Integral Ecology Ministry,” said Bishop Pablo Virgilio David
Caritas Philippines, pro-environment groups launch 10 million solar rooftops challenge
The initiative tackles energy self-sufficiency amid rising electricity costs by expanding the use of distributed renewable energy.
Now they’re stealing our PhilHealth contributions
The admin tried to steal our SSS and GSIS contributions for its vanity Maharlika Fund. It backed off when we members growled
No truly independent foreign policy with the Balikatan exercises
EDCA undermines the Philippines’ sovereignty and exposes the country to potential attacks from America’s geopolitical rivals
Busiest of all Carmelite monasteries
In the middle of all these earthly pursuits, we are reminded that there are other values that are of infinite importance
Thai youth bring synodality to life with 3-day social ‘hackathon’
It provided a platform for students to demonstrate their potential to contribute to societal issues and apply synodality in practical ways
Empty beds, lost jobs: The price of India’s crackdown on NGO...
"We had to turn the patients away and send them to the nearest medical centre with an X-ray, 75 minutes away."
The search for Jonas lands in Cinemalaya film fest
The alarming cases of desaparecidos continue despite the enactment of the Anti-Enforced or Involuntary Disappearance Act of 2012


















