Tag: Newsletter
Surigao parish seeks truth into allegations vs alleged cult
The Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish in the island town of Socorro, in a statement, said such “inhuman acts” are worth looking into
Bridging cultures: Mexican Shamans’ ancient healing arrives in the Philippines
Though varying from one practice to another, ancient healing traditions are all wired up to one basic convention: reconnecting with nature, with one’s self, and with culture
What more can I give?
Today, let us not ask the query, "Anong mapapala ko? What will I get?" Let us begin to pose questions like, "What more can I give?"
Advocates welcome report of peace talks resumption
Advocates said the National Security Policy is essentially a reiteration of the government’s long-standing “whole-of-nation” approach
Sedition acquittal fuels priest’s resolve to seek justice for drug war...
Due to insufficient evidence, a Quezon City court on Sept. 6 cleared Villanueva and Jesuit Fr. Albert Alejo of sedition charges
Vincent de Paul and Synodality
Beyond the dominant hierarchical institutional model, we see Vincent’s intuition of a "church of communion", of a synodal church
Pope Francis’ next environmental document to be called ‘Laudate Deum’
Pope Francis revealed that his new document on the topic will be titled Laudate Deum, which means “Praise God” in Latin
Divorce bill, kontra-pamilya, kontra-kasal at kontra kabataan
Ipinaliwanag ng Pari na ang diborsyo ay kontra-pamilya, kontra-kasal at kontra-kabataan dahil sa negatibong epekto ng panukalang batas
Jonila and Jhed’s case reaches UN, rights defenders announce
The group emphasized the injustices suffered by civilians under the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020, citing at least 15 terrorism-related cases
Bishop welcomes Ombudsman ruling against Parlade, Badoy
The bishop hopes that no more individuals, whether activists or not, will be put in danger due to red-tagging


















