Tag: Newsletter
Eye-watering onion prices make Philippine staple a luxury
As onion memes spread on social media, the humble vegetable has become a symbol of wealth in the poverty-afflicted country
Pope Francis accepts retirement of Cardinal Ouellet, head of Dicastery for...
Cardinal Ouellet, 78, who has strongly denied the claims against him, is retiring as head of the Vatican's dicastery, or department, for bishops, due to his age
Nobody seems to remember when farmers were killed outside the presidential...
“Now more than ever, we need to ensure that their rights are protected"
Green groups call on gov’t to hear people’s demand against mining...
Mineral ore export permits are supposed to be only granted for the export of small amounts of minerals during the exploration stage
China’s Sichuan to scrap three-child limit as birth rates drop
China's population shrank last year for the first time in more than six decades, official data released this month showed
Synod organizers tell Continental Assemblies not to ‘impose an agenda’ on...
The cardinals said the Synod of Bishops is not meant “to address all the issues being debated in the Church”
Over 60 dead, mostly police, in Pakistan mosque blast
The attack happened during afternoon worship in the provincial capital of Peshawar, close to former tribal areas along the Afghan border
Caritas Philippines backs higher taxes for luxury goods
Luxuries are "unnecessary" and those who can afford them "will be less affected by the increased costs,” said Bishop Bagaforo of Caritas
Gov’t to file charges against recruitment agencies over killing of OFW...
The Kuwaiti government has expressed its sympathies and signified its interest to pursue justice for the Filipino worker
Residents of Sibuyan island stage protest rally against mining operations
Sibuyan Island has been said to be one of the most unspoiled ecosystems in the Philippines and the world


















