Tag: Newsletter
Cebu Catholics hold rosary rally vs divorce through city streets
“Not all the time are there conflicts and problems. We also look at the joy and beauty of family, and it is right to give thanks to God"
NAKATATANDA
Sa araw na ito, hanggang bukas, magbibigay daw ng plenary indulgence si Pope Francis na tinawag na Lolo Kiko ng mga Pilipino
Green group slams Marcos Jr.’s flooding response
Castro condemned what she described as the President's policies that prioritize corporate interests over public welfare
Irene Khan asks PH gov’t: Why exclude CSOs, CHR, UN in...
Independent national human rights institutions such as the CHR are essential in every country in addressing human rights violations
Philippines races to avoid ‘environmental catastrophe’ from oil spill
An oil slick stretching several kilometres was detected in the waterway, which thousands of fishermen rely on for their livelihoods
Catholic Church in Seoul set to kick off preparations for 2027...
Archbishop Peter Soon-taick Chung, alongside youth representatives, will deliver the official launch declaration
Nature: Sacred and Spirited
Say “yes” to acting with creations,promote agroecology, multicropping, permaculture, regenerative economy, wisdom-based-driven-solutions
Masses to collect aid for flood victims — Manila archbishop
The storm left at least 22 people dead from flooding and landslides and displaced over 600,000, according to authorities.
Philippines races to contain spill after oil tanker capsizes off Manila
The vessel went down in rough seas as heavy rains fuelled by Typhoon Gaemi and the seasonal monsoon lashed Manila
Philippine dioceses open church doors for victims of Typhoon Gaemi’s devastation
The social action arm of the Diocese of Novaliches reported at least 4,747 families evacuated in the diocese's parishes and chapels


















