Tag: Newsletter
Photos: World Hijab Day
The event aims to encourage women of all religions and backgrounds to wear and experience the hijab for a day
Faith-based group defends Philippine doctor tagged as ‘terrorist individual’
The Anti-Terrorism Council alleged that Castro was involved in the planning, training, and facilitating the commission of terrorism
Whales as symbols of life, death, and hope
The court ruled that whales and other sea mammals had no legal personality to sue — however, citizens can sue in their behalf
Anti-mining protesters in Sibuyan question presence of police in barricades
The protesters said they are “wary of any form of harassment by the police”
Spanish bishops lament low participation in Synod on Synodality, especially by...
The bishops stress that the synodal process is not “the solution to the problems that the Church has” but “a gift of the Holy Spirit”
Australian Church mourns Cardinal Pell despite protests
Cardinal Pell, who rose from humble beginnings in regional Australia, died in Rome in January aged 81
Myanmar junta looks to extend rule as nation counts losses in...
Long-suffering citizens face extended emergency rule or a rigged election–or both, say analysts
Voices from Myanmar’s coup, two years on
From striking civil servants to rebels holed up in the dense jungle, five people speak of how their lives have been upended by the coup
Philippine bishop calls for justice for slain migrant worker in Kuwait
“It is very sad, tragic news, a life is brutally, cruelly taken, it is inhuman, a crime,” said Bishop Ruperto Santos
Video: Pope’s February prayer intention: For parishes to be open communities
Pope Francis asks parishes to truly be communities: places of listening and welcome whose doors are always open to all, no one excluded


















