Tag: Newsletter
Sibuyan residents reiterate call for end to mining, hold prayer rally
The Catholic Diocese of Romblon assured that it remains steadfast in opposing harmful mining practices on Sibuyan Island
What does Pope Francis’ new ‘Fundamental Law’ mean for Vatican City...
In some respects, Francis’ May 13 promulgation moves the state closer to the model of a modern, secular state
Rice for trash project gaining popularity in Quezon town
The townsfolk are urged to gather discarded materials such as plastic wrappers, shampoo sachets and other packaging materials
San Pablo seminary rector appointed administrator of Baguio diocese
Father Roland Buyagan will oversee the diocese while it remains "sede vacante," or without a bishop
Philippine senator seeks death penalty for uniformed personnel involved in smuggling
He argued that the imposition of the death penalty is necessary given the gravity of the offenses committed
Filipino priest urges European banks to protect ‘Amazon of the oceans’
The priest called on banking institutions to refrain from lending, underwriting, and investing in Shell and the conglomerate San Miguel
Indonesians fall prey to fake shaman ‘magic money’ scams
Police say some alleged scammers turn to violence when their victims come looking for their money
Chinese officials pull plug on Zen music concert by Japanese monk
The cancelation comes after Beijing police announced a criminal investigation into stand-up comedian Li Haoshi
Rome prepares for 35 million pilgrims during 2025 Jubilee Year
The Vatican and the city of Rome are expecting an estimated 35 million people to flock to the Eternal City for the 2025 Jubilee Year of Hope
Basilica Minore del Sto. Niño de Cebu calls for proper respect...
"Despite the many expressions of faith and devotion toward the Sto. Niño, it is also important to keep in mind the appropriateness of our actions"


















