Tag: Newsletter
Vatican official warns AI content farms are eroding journalism, democracy
At SIGNIS World Congress, Dr. Nataša Govekar called for digital spaces that protect truth, relationships and critical thinking
Catholic educators say Pax Silica project must earn public trust
CEAP said public skepticism about the project reflects lessons from past extractive industries that promised economic progress
Pope Leo XIV urges SIGNIS delegates to build a culture of...
Addressing SIGNIS delegates in Kigali, Pope Leo urged digital communication rooted in truth, dignity, peace and environmental stewardship
Six-language anthem released for World Youth Day Seoul 2027
The winning composition blends six languages, Korean culture and Gospel themes to unite young Catholic pilgrims across continents
Military diocese marks 40 years, renews call to serve troops
The Vatican envoy traced the ministry of military chaplains to St. Martin of Tours, the Roman soldier who shared his cloak with a poor man before becoming a bishop
Holy See: Urban planning must address homelessness to promote human dignity
he Holy See highlights the importance of addressing homelessness in order to build sustainable cities that promote human dignity and the common good
Consumer group challenges Meralco refusal to absorb system loss costs
Consumer advocates say regulators’ hesitation over system loss charges exposes deeper flaws in the Philippines’ privatized power industry
Advocate warns mining push is driving environmental loss, repression
Environmental defenders and rural communities bear mounting costs as extractive policies advance amid worsening storms, landlessness and displacement
Caritas Philippines calls for climate-centered reform of power sector
Bishop Gerardo Alminaza urges a people-centered transition that protects poor communities, ecosystems and generations from harmful energy choice
Spirituality we actually want
The practice is not finding God everywhere—it is staying awake enough to recognize when we are actually encountered. That is the difference that matters
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