Tag: Newsletter
Philippine Senate becomes flashpoint in ICC pursuit of Dela Rosa
Senate leaders resisted Dela Rosa’s arrest as the ICC escalated its investigation into killings tied to Duterte’s drug campaign
Cardinal says Tondo basilica designation is mission, not prestige
Basilica symbols, including the papal umbrella and ceremonial bell, must reflect the Church’s synodal mission of unity, participation, and outreach
Sara Duterte faces renewed impeachment trial as allies tighten grip on...
A second impeachment battle tests Sara Duterte’s political strength as allies and rivals prepare for a decisive Senate trial
Thai housing movement presses government for reform amid deepening crisis
Thai advocacy groups pressed for affordable housing policies while church ministries expanded support for homeless and marginalized communities
Pope: Christians and Muslims must work together to ‘revive humanity’
Pope Leo calls on Christians and Muslims to “revive humanity where it has grown cold” and "transform indifference into solidarity”
ICC says no public arrest warrant issued against Philippine senator Dela...
Rights groups say ICC developments signal continued momentum in the drug war case involving Duterte’s former police chief
Catholic communicators train Asian missionary sisters to bring marginalized voices into...
Catholic communicators and missionary sisters in Asia forged new collaborations to bring overlooked community stories into global media
Philippine Church group calls for accountability ahead of Duterte impeachment vote
Catholic leaders urged lawmakers to act with conscience and uphold accountability as Duterte impeachment proceedings reached a critical stage
Pope Leo prays for every mother on Mothers’ Day
“Let us pray with affection and gratitude for every mother, especially for those living in the most difficult conditions,” says Pope Leo XIV
Philippine Catholic schools push back against proposed overhaul of university core...
Catholic educators urge Philippine officials to preserve humanities, ethical reasoning, and academic freedom amid sweeping university curriculum reforms


















