Tag: Newsletter
IN PHOTOS: Labor groups mark Bonifacio Day with demands for rights...
The labor groups appealed to all Filipinos to continue Bonifacio's quest for genuine freedom and national development
IN PHOTOS: Filipino Catholics honor ‘our persecuted brothers and sisters’ on...
Approximately 250 million Christians worldwide live in environments where they face violent persecution, discrimination, or restrictions
Church leaders, peace advocates applaud potential resumption of peace talks in...
“The parties agree to a principled and peaceful resolution of the armed conflict,” said a joint statement issued by both sides
Pope Francis urges extension of Gaza truce
Since October 7, over 15,000 Palestinians have lost their lives in Gaza, while the official death toll in Israel stands at 1,200
Caritas Philippines urges Filipinos to support calls for PH to rejoin...
Caritas called on Congress and the Supreme Court to exercise their check and balance power in favor of the Philippines' rejoining the ICC
Manila authorizes Christmas convoy to cheer up troops in South China...
As many as 40 civilian boats would participate in the convoy, which will conduct its trip from December 10 to 12
Vatican cancels Pope Francis’ trip to climate conference in Dubai, citing...
The Vatican indicated the Holy Father will still attempt to participate in the conference in some fashion.
Philippine Protestant Council elects laywoman general secretary
A lay leader of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente or the Philippine Independent Church, was elected by NCCP’s highest policy-making body
Climate activists block Shell Terminal in protest ahead of COP28
Demonstrators urged President Marcos Jr. to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for the losses and damages experienced by communities
Philippines, communist rebels say they agree to resume peace talks
Since 1986, successive administrations have held peace talks with the communists through their Netherlands-based political arm, the NDF


















