Tag: Newsletter
IN PHOTOS: Urban poor group calls for abolition of NHA
The demonstrators took a symbolic stance by locking the entrance gate of the NHA to express their objection to the proposed charter extension
How a new corruption euphemism contributed to the Laguna de Bay...
Other corruption-related words that have become bywords in political discussions are “tong-pats”, “bukol”, “padulas”, “for the boys”
Pope Francis changes canon law on Opus Dei and any future...
Opus Dei is a personal prelature made up of laymen and laywomen and priests founded by St. Josemaría Escrivá in 1928
Over 18,000 children in MIndanao received education support
Over 93 percent of children who suffered interrupted learning due to conflicts have exhibited improvements in literacy, reading, and numeracy
Jaro priest is new Vice Rector of Collegio Filippino in Rome
The appointment of the 45-year-old priest from the Archdiocese of Jaro was announced by the CBCP on Tuesday, August 8
Looking for Jesus: Like a fallen leaf
The symbol of my ministry as a priest is not the fallen leaf. It is not even the hole that the caterpillar left in the leaf
Eastern Samar residents march against mining
The demonstrators marched from the provincial capitol grounds to the Borongan Cathedral for the celebration of the Holy Mass
Spotlight on Cinemalaya: Films on human rights, red-tagging, and extrajudicial killings
“If you destroy my country, I will kill you.”
These are the words of former President Rodrigo Duterte that resonated in the documentary film "Maria"...
Seoul Archbishop hopes to offer ‘unique’ experience at WYD 2027
The prelate said that this occasion would shine a spotlight not only on South Korea but also on the entire Asian continent as hosts of WYD
Budots, Childbirth, and Mega-Dams
The festival is not just a mere celebration; it is an assertion of their right to self-determination and an expression of their conviction


















