Tag: Newsletter
Lake Mapanuepe and the Aetas’ journey to education
Lake Mapanuepe is a four-hour drive from Manila and is easily accessible through the North Luzon Expressway and Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway
Social media apostolate brings the beauty of Rome’s historic churches to...
The American said he wanted “people to see Rome with its beauty and to understand the depths of Rome’s devotion to the martyrs”
Pope Francis calls for ethical use of artificial intelligence
The pope said he greatly values the ongoing dialogue, especially as it involves discussions regarding the responsible use of technology
One out of four Filipino Muslims pray the Salah 5 times...
The survey found that only 26 percent of the Muslim respondents said they pray the five daily obligatory prayers in Islam
Bishop Victor Ocampo laid to rest in Gumaca
Bishop Victor Ocampo was laid to rest on Monday, following a funeral Mass presided over by papal nuncio Archbishop Charles Brown
Bishop calls for ‘stringent standards’ in oil spill clean up
Greenpeace satellite imagery shows the day-to-day expansion of the slick that reached coastal ecosystems of Oriental Mindoro
Greenpeace Philippines launches first ever official local volunteer group in Iloilo...
Greenpeace said the idea to join and support the festivities came from the volunteers themselves
UN water conference ends with hundreds of non-binding commitments
About 10% of the global population live in countries with “high or critical” water stress, or significant issues in accessing water
UN expert urges passage of Philippine law defending human rights defenders
Lawlor said human rights defenders face attacks, killings, judicial harassment, arbitrary detention and stigmatization campaigns
Faith-based, green groups declare climate emergency, press for Rights of Nature...
The Philippines is among the most vulnerable countries to the impacts of climate change


















