Tag: Newsletter
UN report demands NTF-ELCAC abolition, anti-terror law repeal
Fry said government attacks against civilians defending the environment are “blight[s] on the country and need to be urgently addressed.”
Bishop-elect to assume leadership of Baguio diocese in September
Bishop-elect Rafael Cruz’s episcopal ordination is set to take place at the St. John the Evangelist Cathedral at 9:00 a.m. on Sept. 7
Philippines says it agrees with China to ‘de-escalate’ South China Sea...
Beijing insisted its coast guard behaved in a "professional and restrained" way and blamed Manila for the clash.
Cardinals approve canonization of Carlo Acutis, date to be decided
Acutis, who died in 2006 at the age of 15, was beatified in a ceremony at the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi on Oct. 10, 2020
Philippine groups accuse government of misusing anti-terror laws
Allegations follow a history of red-tagging and surveillance against these organizations, with some members facing extrajudicial killings
Vatican official urges peaceful resolution in South China Sea dispute during...
Manila and Beijing have recently exchanged accusations of escalating tensions in disputed shoals and reefs in the South China Sea
In Memoriam
Indeed, [Msgr. Rodolfo “Rudy” Villanueva] was a genius who gave all of himself to God and the church and his death marks the end of an era
Archbishop Gallagher begins five-day visit to the Philippines
The Vatican Secretary for Relations with States and International Organizations embarks on a five-day journey to the Philippines
Church in Palawan expresses concern over harassment of Mariahangin Island residents
The Bishop assured that the Church is united with the people in advocating for truth and rights, especially for the underprivileged in society
New book chronicles vibrant synodality in Aparri parish
Spearheaded by Fr. Manuel Vicente Catral, the book provides a visual and textual narrative of the formation of the parishioners

















