Tag: Newsletter
IBON Foundation accuses US of using military bases for dominance, not...
“As tensions heighten in the West Philippine Sea, Filipinos need to be critical not only of China but also of US involvement"
Bishop urges children to pray for ‘preservation of families’
In his homily, he encouraged the children to be steadfast in their faith and pray for the preservation of traditional values.
Pope Francis calls for unity among religions to address global challenges
"No one is saved alone; we can only be saved together, since we are interconnected and interdependent," Pope Francis said.
Diborsyo: Simbahan vs. Hesukristo?
Ang Bibliya ay nagtataguyod ng permanensya ng kasal, ngunit kinikilala rin ang mga komplikadong sitwasyon na maaaring magdulot ng diborsiyo
Human rights experts raise concerns over proposed Indigenous Peoples code in...
"We are facing a clash of frameworks that disrupts the resolution of key issues such as identity and ancestral domain"
A pilgrimage of the heart, being welcomed and blessed in Bendum
My journey in Bendum was not just a volunteer experience; it was a profound pilgrimage of the heart that reaffirmed my faith in humanity
Overcoming poverty by respecting human rights
The gross injustice and inequality that causes such poverty alienates 20 million Filipinos who live in slums on the edge of hunger
Msgr. Rudy Villanueva, Cebu’s liturgical music icon, dies at 83
In June 2022, he was conferred with the Order of Rajah Humabon Award, the highest distinction by the city government of Cebu
Pope Francis explains mystery of Holy Trinity to 50,000 young people
"We pray to God, God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. How many 'gods' are there? One in three persons"
Exposed: slavery, poaching by Chinese fleets worldwide
Stella Maris rescued 16 desperate fishermen in Mombasa. Unscrupulous shipowners had left them famished and penniless

















