Tag: Newsletter
NGO urges gov’t to allow teens aged 17 below to access...
“Provider bias” is the biggest issue affecting teens’ access to contraceptive commodities and reproductive health services
If China gets Taiwan, Philippine seas will be next
Taipei and Manila used to view Beijing’s threats separately. The two issues have now joined.
Sagada opens ‘sacred,’ historic cave to lure more tourists
Sagada officials appeal to tourists and residents to be responsible and not to step on the rock formations on the floor of the cave
Statue of Mary untouched in earthquake that demolished cathedral in Turkey
The image of Our Lady was unharmed in the quake that brought down Annunciation Cathedral in the city of Alexandretta
Piercings and prayer: Malaysian Hindus celebrate Thaipusam
The event commemorates the day when the goddess Parvathi gave her son Lord Murugan a powerful lance to fight evil demons
Christian youth group reiterates opposition to mandatory military service
The Senate Subcommittee on Mandatory ROTC finished another round of hearing on Monday, February 6, on the proposal
Japanese ‘Luffy’ criminal ringleaders deported from Philippines
Low-level criminals arrested in Japan told police they received instructions from a person or several people who used the name "Luffy"
Green activists welcome suspension of mining operations in Sibuyan
“This is just one of the fruits of the barricade with the tireless and unselfish people who have been joining and supporting us"
Pope Francis may visit Mongolia in September
Mongolia has a population of about 1,300 Catholics in a country of more than three million people
Christians compelled to act when dignity of people is violated, says...
“We are encouraged to walk together with our Filipino brothers and sisters who share both our human and Christian dignity"


















