Tag: Newsletter
Pakistan PM orders Wikipedia website unblocked
Blasphemy is a sensitive issue in Muslim-majority Pakistan, and social media giants have previously been banned
Pope Francis grieves for victims of quakes in Turkey, Syria
The pope entrusted “those who died to the loving mercy of the Almighty” and sent his “heartfelt condolences to those who mourn their loss”
Earthquake kills more than 4,300 in Turkey, Syria
The confirmed death toll across the two countries has soared above 4,300 after a swarm of strong tremors near the Turkey-Syria border
Rushdie releases new novel, six months after knife attack
"Victory City” is an "epic tale" of a 14th-century woman who defies a patriarchal world to rule a city
Catholic Church’s social action arm backs anti-mining protest in Sibuyan Island
Caritas Philippines commits to “integrate the care of creation as our common home in our teaching and practice of Christian discipleship”
Child rights group urges gov’t, civil society to strengthen response on...
A new study done by CPTCSA noted the “lack of holistic sex and sexuality training” of those working for the welfare of children
Pope Francis: Partisans have used Benedict XVI’s death ‘to serve their...
People who instrumentalize such a good and holy person, Pope Francis said, are partisans and unethical
US military bases are a danger to the Philippines
The growing tension in the Asia-Pacific region makes it time for Filipinos to start to worry about possible war
God accompanies people with same-sex attraction, says Pope Francis
“To condemn someone like this is a sin. Criminalizing people with homosexual tendencies is an injustice,” said Pope Francis
Pakistan’s former military ruler Pervez Musharraf dies
Musharraf ruled Pakistan for nearly nine years, starting when then-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif attempted to remove him as army chief


















