Tag: Newsletter
Si Hesus at ang mga isinasantabi at nasa laylayan ng lipunan
Ang pagtuklas sa kanilang mga pangangailangan, ay isang paraan ng pagpapakita ng ating pagmamahal at pagkalinga
Green group hits DOE’s ‘low and late’ target on RE
The group stressed the country's potential on renewables, pointing out that a diverse mix of resources could meet flexible power requirements
Taumbayan, hinimok ng SLP na magpaabot ng tulong sa Maui fire
Batay sa tala ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) may tinatayang 25,000 ang bilang ng mga Filipino-Americans sa Maui
Seventeens: Glimmer of light amidst darkness
They collectively exemplify the presence of a glimmer of light amidst the darkness, guiding us toward the pursuit of what is right and just.
Aid to the Church in Need appeals intervention for persecuted Christians...
A source in Faisalabad said messages from mosques sent out on loudspeakers were calling on local people to “go out and kill” Christians
Archdiocese discovers saint’s image was switched in 2016
The image of San Jacinto de Polonia was replaced with another one of ‘later provenance’ approximately seven years ago
Manila archdiocese warns against churches ‘not in communion’ with Catholic faith
The circular specifically referred to the Brazilian Catholic Apostolic Church and the Old Roman Catholic and Old Roman Catholic Church
IN PHOTOS: Relatives, friends bid farewell to teenager killed by police
“You are mere enforcers of the law. You were not ordered, given uniforms, armed, and being paid from the country’s taxes just to kill people"
Pope Francis merges two dioceses in Japan
The new archdiocese has just 51,413 Catholics, less than a third of 1% of the area’s 19 million inhabitants
Marcos’ new security policy alarms farm workers
The group said said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has further justified state tyranny in his government’s counter-insurgency policy


















