Tag: Newsletter
Pro-environment group condemns alleged politically-motivated charges against anti-reclamation advocate in Cebu
The Philippines has consistently been identified as a hazardous country for land and environmental activists.
Silent Exodus: The Unseen Genocide Threatening Christianity in Gaza
Protecting religious minorities is not just a moral imperative; it is the safeguarding of a unique cultural and historical mosaic that defines our common humanity
DND chief in constant talks with PBBM on WPS ‘paradigm shift’
Marcos raised the need for a paradigm shift after noting "very little progress" in the WPS issue in terms of traditional method of diplomacy
Gov’t prosecutor dismisses environmental raps against cultural artist
It “is a clear indication that the police should stop using these environmental laws to stifle freedom of expression.”
Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines advisory on ‘Fiducia Supplicans’
"The blessing should never be imparted in concurrence with the ceremonies of a civil union, and not even in connection with them."
Fishers as victims of human trafficking
There are 40 million men and women working in fisheries worldwide are operating in a highly dangerous and mostly unregulated profession
DOLE: Employers can adopt WFH amid rise in Covid-19 cases
On Monday, the Department of Health reported that the country recorded 2,725 new Covid-19 cases from Dec. 12 to Dec. 18
Vatican issued declaration allowing ‘blessings’ for couples in irregular situation
It allows ordained ministers to join in prayer with those individuals who desire to entrust themselves to the Lord and seek guidance
Declaration: Fiducia Supplicans
To seek a blessing is to acknowledge that the life of the Church springs from the womb of God’s mercy and helps us to move forward
Relationship status of Mary and Joseph
Confusion comes from culturally conditioned practices related to marriage. Betrothal today doesn't mean couple is legally bound to each other


















