Tag: Newsletter
Red-tagging study shows impacts on journalists, stresses need for pushing back
“Defenders of red-tagging have often claimed that the practice does not happen, or that if it happens, it is not done by the government"
Pope Francis on female deacons: ‘No’
“Don’t forget that the ones who never abandoned Jesus were the women,” he pointed out. “The men all fled.”
Christian youth group commends organizers of major anti-Charter change rally
An estimated 3,000 participants from various parishes, Catholic institutions, and schools are expected to join the protest
Philippine groups criticize Marcos Jr’s new human rights ‘super body’
"The creation of this 'super body' does not inspire confidence given its composition," the groups said in a joint statement.
Filipino joins international legal battle against oil company over climate impact
The lawsuit, filed days before the company’s General Meeting, claims TotalEnergies' operations endanger lives and harm the environment.
Mindanao cardinal deplores Cotabato chapel grenade attack
“The crime is doubly condemnable when committed against neighbors gathered to worship God in a sacred place,” he said.
Here’s what Pope Francis said in his ‘60 Minutes’ interview
“Do you want me to state it plainly? People wash their hands! There are so many Pontius Pilates on the loose out there…"
Pope Francis calls for global peace, harmony on Pentecost Sunday
"The Holy Spirit's role in our lives is to foster communion and turn our differences into strengths," the Pope reflected
Young Voices of the Philippines to sing at first World Children’s...
“We believe this experience will enrich them holistically and inspire them to continue serving the Church and society"
Philippine Carmelites to mark saint’s canonization centenary at Congress on Prayer
Preparations for the event are set to begin with an official launch on October 1, 2024, aligning with the feast day of St. Thérèse


















