Tag: Newsletter
Hontiveros urges DFA to cancel Quiboloy’s passport
Hontiveros expressed optimism that other countries were ready to collaborate with the Philippines to hold Quiboloy accountable
Public sector unions form alliance, demand salary increases from Marcos gov’t
Government workers groups are demanding from the Ferdinand Marcos Jr. administration an increase in their salaries, saying their current pay has been left way...
Collegio Filippino dedicates renovated ‘Blessed Michael McGivney Library’
The library underwent weeks of renovation and expansion, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, a fraternal service organization of Catholic men
Pope Francis calls on youth to shift from digital passivity to...
Pope Francis encouraged the youth to integrate prayer, gratitude, and creative action into their daily lives
Philippine groups hit terror case vs. human rights activists
The group called on the CHR to investigate what it claimed was the use of legal mechanisms to intimidate environmental defenders
‘Maninindigan ba tayo?’
Hindi madali ang kumontra sa pagmimina. Babansagan tayo na mga nanggugulo at komunista pa nga. Hindi po madali na manatili kay Jesus
Pope Francis to attend G7 summit to speak on artificial intelligence
The Vatican is heavily involved in the conversation of AI ethics, hosting high-level discussions with scientists and tech executives
BALIK-TANAW: Remain faithful in Jesus
Behind this magnificent facade that is Antigua is the sad reality of the local community being left on the wayside in the name of money
Sustainability discourse on the ground
My point is simple — be it in business or in engineering, the human person and his/her planet should be placed at the center
Philippine settlement submerged by dam reappears due to drought
The ruins in the middle of Pantabangan Dam in Nueva Ecija province are a tourist draw, even as the region swelters in extreme heat


















