Tag: Newsletter
Taiwan president writes to Pope Francis about ‘preserving regional security’ with...
“Preserving regional security has become a key consensus shared by national leaders”
Pope Francis: Amid polarization in Church, we are called to speak...
The pope said that everyone has the responsibility to “communicate truth with charity” in a time “marked by polarizations and contrasts"
Speaking with the heart: ‘The truth in love’
Message of Pope Francis for the 57th World Day of Social Communications
RMP appeals for prayers, support as court hears money laundering charges
“We push forward in good faith, onward in the journey with the rural poor toward justice, peace, and the integrity of creation”
Climate change increases human trafficking risks: UN
In 2021 alone, climate-related disasters internally displaced more than 23.7 million people, while many others fled their countries
Bill promoting religious freedom approved in Philippines’ House of Representatives
The measure seeks to prohibit to burden, curtail, impinge or encroach on a person’s right to exercise his/her religious belief
Controversial Dominican priest to lead October retreat for bishops at start...
Dominican Father Timothy Radcliffe will lead the bishops and participants in the Synod of Bishops in a retreat near Rome from October 1–3
Proposed escrow provision in Magna Carta for seafarers ‘prejudicial’
The inclusion of an escrow provision in the pending Magna Carta for Filipino seafarers will adversely affect legal battles for labor claims
The women who lived as sex slaves to an Indian goddess
The stigma around their pasts means women who leave their devadasi order often endure lives as outcasts or objects of ridicule
Cardinal Tagle attends India’s Latin rite bishops’ plenary assembly
The January 24-25 annual plenary will address the theme, “Telling the Story of Jesus in our Context: The Synodal Way”
















