Tag: Newsletter
Catholic priest reiterates call for Filipinos to get vaccinated against Covid-19
The priest said the public should continue to protect the vulnerable sector of the population, especially the elderly and the sick
Vietnam president resigns amid major anti-graft purge
The sudden departure is a highly unusual move in communist Vietnam, where political changes are normally carefully orchestrated
Updated: Philippine Nobel laureate Maria Ressa acquitted of tax evasion
Despite the ruling, the future of Rappler, which Ressa founded about a decade ago, remains uncertain
Cardinal Ranjith of Colombo welcomes court ruling on Easter bombings
The court ruling was issued on January 12 following a lawsuit filed by 13 families and local Church leaders
Cardinal George Pell to be buried in Sydney next month
Cardinal Pell was the highest-ranking Catholic imprisoned for child sexual abuse before his convictions were quashed on appeal
‘Father of Asian Theology,’ Father Catalino Arevalo, dies at 97
He drafted the FABC statement, “Evangelization in Modern Day Asia,” which remains “the most influential articulation" of the Churches of Asia
Green activists, tribal group call for pull out of soldiers from...
Kalikasan urged the Department of Environment and National Resources to immediately stop and review megadam projects
Pastoral letter: ‘The Diocese of Balanga has spoken against and stands...
We don’t want to put life on the brink of danger, in the shadow of impending death, and in a future with no certainty of goodness
Balanga diocese reiterates opposition to revival of nuclear plant
“We don’t want our sea to be uninhabitable to marine life, resulting in the disruption of our ecosystem"
Caritas Philippines calls for more gov’t support for onion farmers
“The government should provide financial incentives or subsidies to help our farmers grow more onions and lower the cost of production”


















