Tag: Newsletter
IN PHOTOS: Burning of palm fronds
Ash Wednesday occurs 46 days before Easter Sunday, predominantly observed by Catholics, though many other Christians also participate
Vincentian Education in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
If we remain paralyzed by our fears, we will miss many hopes and opportunities that Artificial Intelligence brings
‘Walk for Life’ slated for Saturday
This year’s theme, “Together, We Walk for Life,” will be addressed by featured keynote speaker Bernard Cañaberal of Pro-Life Philippines
Reflection: Bidding my Bishop a bittersweet goodbye
Bishop Ner sees further than I do because that’s what leaders are. And if I am seeing now what he wants me to see before, then I am grateful
CHR echoes UN expert’s call to stop red-tagging
The PTFoMS however earlier rejected Khan’s recommendations, alleging the UN expert had pre-judged the government
Pope Francis: AI can never be endowed with ‘spirit’
He emphasized the need to integrate scientific and technological knowledge into a broader context of meaning
Philippine landslide death toll rises to 68
More than a dozen bodies were pulled from the mud on Monday, with 51 people still missing, including mine workers and villagers
Caritas Philippines calls on ‘Appointed Son of God’ to cooperate in...
The victims revealed that Quiboloy manipulated them into thinking they were making a divine sacrifice by surrendering their bodies to God.
Rohingya refugees face worsening conditions in Cox’s Bazar amidst global silence”
Rohingyas, an ethnic minority group predominantly Muslim, faced a genocide in 2017 that forced over 740,000 to flee to Bangladesh
Pope Francis on Our Lady of Lourdes feast: The Church is...
“We are all required to be a neighbor to those who suffer, to visit the sick as Jesus teaches us in the Gospel"

















