Tag: Newsletter
Filipino conservationists fear new law rubs salt in mangrove wound
Mangroves are crucial in the fight against climate change because they are more effective at absorbing and storing planet-heating carbon
Caritas PH voices concern over plan to scrap Masungi Georeserve deal
The organization urged the DENR to instead explore alternative solutions, including formal negotiations and open dialogue
Build ‘turtle ships’ to resupply Ayungin
Beneath the protective dome was a circular bulwark. From portholes all around protruded more cannons. Fully supplied crew sheltered inside
Divine Mercy Sunday
Ito ang dasal natin sa Divine Mercy: Holy God, Holy Mighty God, Holy Immortal One, have mercy on us and on the whole world
BALIK-TANAW: From wounds of despair to sparks of hope
From being a bunch of seeming cowards behind doors, they eventually went out to the streets and dared to live lives akin to Jesus himself
SPOTLIGHT: Raising a glass to tradition
Connecting today's youth to Indigenous wisdoms through the art of rice winemaking
Marcos Jr’s Charter change: A Threat to Filipino Migrants and the...
Filipino migrants become unwitting pawns in a larger geopolitical game, serving the interests of foreign powers and multinational corporations
Capitalists are inflationary, not wage hikes for workers
A responsible and pro-people government would be the last to think that workers and their wages are burdens on firms and the economy
Climate change to affect 26M Filipino students — child rights group
Among the problems SCP mentioned are the intolerable heat from the El Niño, more powerful typhoons, and limited access to water.
Imus diocese to host first Nat’l Vocation Festival
Organizers said the celebration will center on four key elements: vocations, synodality, and encounters with the faith experience of Filipinos


















