Tag: Newsletter
Climate: Could moon dust keep Earth cool?
Ideas for filtering solar radiation to keep Earth from overheating have been kicking around for decades
Malaysia’s Anwar pledges help on peace process in Thailand’s south
A low-level conflict in Thailand's southern provinces has been simmering since 2004 and claimed more than 7,000 lives
Pope Francis leads Hail Mary for victims of earthquake in Turkey...
A series of large earthquakes in parts of Turkey and Syria Feb. 6 have created massive destruction and killed thousands of people
Pope Francis in video message: Human trafficking ‘disfigures’ human dignity
The Holy Father encouraged young people to “care for dignity, yours and that of every person you meet”
Benedict XVI describes ‘Protestantization’ of the Eucharist in posthumous publication
“One process of great impact is the almost complete disappearance of the sacrament of penance.”
Philippine military ordinariate blesses rescue troops to Turkey
The Philippine contingent will join other aid agencies worldwide that are sending aid after a series of massive earthquakes
Rights group calls for dismissal of terror financing case vs Catholic...
Karapatan described the terrorist financing charges as “reckless, false and baseless”
Green groups oppose US military expansion in the Philippines
Kalikasan PNE accused the US military of being “one of the world’s worst polluting institutions”
Fakery and fraud: Energy scammers cast ‘wide net’ on Facebook
Last year, the Philippines government warned against "unscrupulous" money-saving offers as consumers grappled with backbreaking utility prices
‘Pasinaya’ features Spanish influence in Philippine culture
Pasinaya aims to provide a platform for artists and cultural groups from different fields


















