Tag: Newsletter
Gov’t climate change body underscores role of women in climate action
'With women at the forefront, we can be assured that community-based interventions to adapt to climate and disaster impacts are equitable and effective'
Photos: Filipinos mark World Press Freedom Day
Student activists and journalists in the Philippines marked World Press Freedom Day on May 3, 2023
Papal nuncio stresses importance of Church’s missionary outreach projects
He stressed that direct contact remains the most important part of the mission because “that’s where conversions happen”
New archbishop of Capiz assumes office
It was a homecoming for Bishop Bendico, who was installed as the fourth archbishop of Capiz
‘Women’s Cry’ photo exposition at Vatican depicts suffering of women throughout...
The snapshots show the faces of girls and women young and old from the heart of the Amazon to the shantytowns of Brazil
Pope Francis: Freedom is under threat in Europe
Pope Francis spoke about Europe, its roots, and the problem of consumerism during his weekly audience with the public
Kabuki kids: the children of Japan’s traditional theater
Kabuki dates back to the 17th century, when a series of civil wars ended in Japan and a merchant class emerged
‘So that others may live’: Final moments of martyred missionary priest...
On May 3, 2000, Claretian missionary priest Rhoel Gallardo died in a crossfire between Abu Sayyaf bandits and government soldiers
Press freedoms shrink, journalists targeted, says UN, media on World Press...
"Truth is threatened by disinformation and hate speech, seeking to blur the lines between fact and fiction, between science and conspiracy"
‘He who has less in life should have more in law’
The magna carta should expand, and not limit, the seafarers rights


















