Tag: Newsletter
Jeepney drivers welcome Senate move to suspend transport modernization
On Monday, at least 22 senators filed Resolution No. 1096 to push for the temporary suspension of the Public Modernization Program
Philippine bishop calls for greater lay involvement in Church mission
Bishop David emphasized the importance of empowering the laity to alleviate the burdens often shouldered solely by priests
China says Philippines risks ‘greater insecurity’ after US military aid pledge
In Manila on Tuesday, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken unveiled what he called a "once-in-a-generation investment"
Dutertes named in drug smuggling charge
Trillanes is also among those who filed crimes against humanity complaints against former president Duterte and his allies before the ICC
Fisherfolk demand immediate relief and accountability after Bataan oil spill
“We don't know where we will find food for our children in a few days. And with school starting soon, it’s very difficult"
Pope tells altar servers Jesus is with them in ‘that act...
More than 50,000 pilgrims representing 88 dioceses across 20 European countries have come to Rome this week to participate
Philippine Church mourns passing of ‘media missionary’
A funeral Mass will be held at 7 a.m. on Friday, August 2, followed by her burial at Lipa Catholic Cemetery in Lipa City.
Controversy erupts from hasty and misguided response
Let’s strive to appreciate art within its intended context and approach such expressions with a spirit of understanding and respect
3.5 million Filipino children need health, education support
In a statement, Save the Children Philippines (SCP) underscored how the rights of the children are most vulnerable in times of disaster
Vatican office deletes online poll showing negative response to Synod on...
The General Secretariat of the Synod of Bishops did not respond to CNA’s request for comment about the deleted online poll


















