Tag: Newsletter
Philippine archbishop urges Catholics to reject corruption, confront political complicity
A Philippine archbishop urged Catholics to resist corruption, reject political tribalism, and demand accountability amid deepening national tensions
Interfaith council calls for constitutional process as Philippine Senate faces mounting...
Religious leaders appealed for accountability, restraint, and constitutional order as impeachment proceedings and political tensions intensified nationwide
Pope: Virgin Mary is perfect model of what the Church is...
During his weekly General Audience, Pope Leo XIV emphasizes how the Blessed Virgin Mary is the perfect model, member and mother of the Church
Media must serve truth, dignity — Manila cardinal
Advincula joined Pope Leo XIV in calling for humane and meaningful communication in an increasingly digital world marked by rapid change
To be leaven: Salesian cooperators chart new path at 6th World...
Salesian Cooperators from around the world renewed commitments to youth ministry, lay leadership, and shared mission during Rome congress
Philippine bishops press Senate to fulfill constitutional duty in Duterte impeachment
Catholic bishops urged senators to uphold constitutional accountability amid growing public scrutiny over Duterte’s impeachment proceedings
New Aklan bishop warns Boracay bridge could harm island
Boracay, already strained by decades of mass tourism, should not be subjected to large-scale development that could cause irreversible ecological harm
Faith amid the southern tides: Myanmar Jesuits and Mawlamyine clergy seek...
Myanmar Jesuits and Mawlamyine clergy gather in Myeik to renew pastoral mission amid uncertainty, resilience, and growing local hope
Holy See: Wars and extreme climate events have lethal impact on...
The Holy See laments the impact of war, recessions, climate events, and political instability on the world’s agrifood systems
Vincentian Life Series | The work of education: Forming clergy and...
The missions in the parishes would not be sustainable if the Church did not dedicate its resources to forming its clergy


















