Tag: Newsletter
Special Report: The civilian cost of military operations in Aurora
If they want to conduct operations, they should do it with respect to human rights, and not to the extent that children, elderly, and the sick
Caritas Internationalis head appeals for global crusade against human trafficking
Be mindful of the many people in this world who have been stripped of their human dignity and driven to the brink of despair
True freedom is to reveal the truth without retaliation
I was sent to the Philippine immigration court by local officials to stand trial after I wrote an article published by Jose Burgos
Caceres archbishop receives pallium from Pope Francis
“The investiture of the pallium will take place here in Caceres at a later date,” the archdiocese posted on social media
BALIK-TANAW: Making society whole again – Justice and Peace work is...
I move to a quiet place in the surroundings where I am, for now. This itinerant life I live. I reflect on how we continue to work for authentic charity
Happy Pride!
The thing is, though, I can’t be ashamed of who I am intrinsically. To quote my favorite queer icon, “I was born this way.”
‘Open the doors’ of the Church, Pope Francis implores on solemnity...
Pope Francis emphasized the significance of “deliverance” and the grace of God in the lives of these two great evangelizers.
St. Peter’s Pence Sunday
Nagbibigay tayo ng pag-asa sa pamamagitan ng ating mga contributions sa udyok ng pananampalataya at pag-ibig
Abduction survivor Jonila Castro addresses UN; reveals continuing rights violations under...
Castro was among the civil society representatives who delivered interventions at the UN session where Special Rapporteur Irene Khan
Bishops plenary assembly to take place in CDO
The CBCP is currently composed of 83 active bishops, 5 priest administrators, and 39 honorary members who are retired bishops

















