Tag: Newsletter
SPOTLIGHT: Cry Me a River
Indigenous livelihoods swim against flow of hydropower interests in Hà Giang, Vietnam
US-based Pinoy priest is new auxiliary bishop of Sacramento
The bishop-elect was born in Magsaysay, a town in the southern Philippine province of Misamis Oriental on Oct. 15, 1964.
BALIK-TANAW: Memory of Cassandra Martyrs
Thank God we have brave environmental activists who raise our consciousness and mobilize people to save the earth, the seas, and creation.
Good Shepherd Sunday
Maganda ang balita. May mabuting pastol tayo na gagabay sa atin sa pastulan, ang tahanan ng ating Ama. Hindi niya tayo pababayaan sa daan.
Artificial Intelligence: Blessing or a Threat?
AI is a blessing and a threat, depending on how it is developed and used. Meanwhile, let us enjoy the blessings of AI, using it responsibly
Striking drivers, operators face financial woes
After the deadline, IBON Foundation said that only 68 percent of the jeepneys will be able to operate on the roads nationwide
Rite of peace is not just a greeting or friendly gesture,...
Sign of peace is not a simple polite gesture or a gesture of human love, but expresses “the sincere desire to be reconciled among ourselves"
Pope Francis calls for deeper faith and unity among Christians at...
“The power of Christian faith transcends human differences,” he said, praising the efforts to build a community unified by faith and respect
Caritas Philippines seeks papal blessing and urges government action for political...
Calls for action amid rising tensions and reported human rights violations against political prisoners in Negros Island
International human rights group denounces attacks on peasant advocate in Cavite
Murphy said such tactics are not only oppressive but also blur the distinctions between combatants and non-combatants in the ongoing conflict
















