Tag: Newsletter
Afghan women protesters urge against foreign recognition of Taliban
Protesters opposing creeping curbs on women's rights have been beaten or detained since the Taliban surged back to power in 2021
Church, labor groups back calls for wage increase
“As the Bible says, the laborer deserves his wages,” read a statement issued by the NCCP for Labor Day.
Japan approves abortion pill for the first time
The health ministry said on Friday it had approved the drug made by a British pharmaceutical company
King Charles III: the long wait for the throne
Born on November 14, 1948, his course in life was plotted for him when his grandfather King George VI died, making his mother queen
Pope warns against indifference
The pope urged people to "help to uproot the evils of indifference and selfishness from society"
‘Not my king’: Charles III inherits a fraying realm
Anti-monarchists at home scent a chance to renew debate about the constitutional future of the British royal family
Catholic priests, bishops must obey words of Jesus
Everyone has to support Pope Francis and speak out and demand honesty in cleansing the Church of the “filth” of clerical child abuse
True servant-shepherds
In the Gospel, our Lord explains that true servant-shepherds are those who must have undergone ‘both levels of conversion’
Ang tawag ng Diyos sa atin
Tingnan po natin kung ano ang tawag sa atin ng Diyos at ipagdasal natin na makatugon tayo sa tawag na ito
Bishop Bendico bids Baguio faithful farewell
On May 3, Bendico will become the fourth archbishop of his native Archdiocese of Capiz and cease to be bishop of Baguio
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