Tag: Newsletter
Akbayan Party calls for hold departure order against ‘appointed son of...
"We're sealing off all possible escape routes for Quiboloy. We're not letting his passport be his golden ticket out of accountability"
Filipino fisherman appeals to European banks to halt fossil fuel investments
“We are suffering now and you are continuing funding, financing fossil gas. It’s a big question for me. Why?” he said.
Pope Francis: Theological virtues are the ‘fundamental attributes’ of a Christian...
“Looking at his life, we can see what man can achieve by accepting and developing within himself the gifts of God: faith, hope, and charity"
Songkran water festival as celebration of life
The religious metaphors of water include knowledge, life, salvation, time, healing, and new beginnings among others
Archbishop Tirona marks 50 years as priest
For the past 11 years, the archbishop “shared his life” for the spiritual nourishment and pastoral care of his flock
Groups insist Balikatan exercises harmful to Filipinos, environment
Balikatan has nothing to show in modernizing the Philippines’ defense forces and enhancing capabilities to secure the country’s territories
First COVID, now heat: Online schooling returns to the Philippines
The Alliance of Concerned Teachers has called on the Department of Education (DepEd) to address such issues
The real purpose of Israel’s occupation of Palestine
The declared hope of most nations and of Palestine is for an end to hostilities, peace-making, and a two-state solution.
VAWC and child support
As a form of psychological violence, coercive control pertains to a pattern of behavior meant to dominate a partner through different tactics
Church ministry renews call to decongest prisons amid extreme heat
“With this, we believe the jails and prison facilities will become less congested hence more habitable,” said Bishop Oscar Jaime Florencio


















