Tag: Newsletter
Hong Kong police seize Tiananmen massacre sculpture as evidence in ‘subversion’...
Danish sculptor Jens Galschiøt, who created the monument, said he is considering legal action to have his property returned to him
Pope Francis says traditional Latin Mass was being used in an...
Pope Francis said he was concerned about a “reaction against the modern,” or what he calls “backwardness”
Affected communities call for ban of toxic cargo in Verde Island...
Various groups have raised alarm over the high volume of fossil fuel and toxic cargo-carrying vessels allowed to ply critically biodiverse seas
Greenpeace urges Shell stockholders to stop supporting ‘climate destruction’
The green activist group called for a stop to all fossil fuel expansion and for companies to pay up for the economic and non-economic loss and damages caused by climate impacts
Philippines’ religious May festivals turning into tourist attractions
While many of these festivals have religious beginnings they are now becoming secular and are being promoted as tourist attractions
Karakol: A street dance of faith
Bohol is supposed to sink a few meters in May, the fiesta month, because the population of the island multiplies up to four times when families come home
Daily average of new Covid cases rises by 112%
Covid-19 cases may rise but hospitals are not overwhelmed by admissions as transmission of the virus is prevented by vaccination and other health protocols
Archbishop of Lipa calls for revival of ‘Columbian Squires’
In recent years, the Squires have been slowly “disappearing” not just in the country but throughout the world
Filipino among newly sworn-in Vatican Swiss Guards
Eviota was a second lieutenant at the Swiss Army before he was admitted to the Swiss Guards in January 2022 to complete his basic training
Indian cardinal expresses shock, sadness over boat tragedy that killed 22...
At least 22 people died when a tourist boat capsized, with many of those on board thought to be children


















