Tag: Newsletter

Church and labor groups demand wage hikes, rights protection, and reforms as workers face poverty, repression, and inequality

Bishop Roberto Gaa, chair of the CBCP Episcopal Commission on Vocations, said ministry must shift toward authentic “co-discernment”

Philippine journalists face mounting risks from legal cases, killings, and disinformation, raising concerns over press freedom and accountability

Spiritual growth unfolds gradually through prayer, silence, and struggle, shaping faith over time beyond immediate understanding or clarity

Pope invites Catholics to pray that everyone might have food, as he lamentsts how millions continue to suffer from hunger while so much food is wasted

Grassroots solar projects gain ground in Mindoro as Church, communities, and stakeholders advance solutions to persistent power instability and costs

Communities and advocates protest gas expansion in Batangas, warning of rising costs, ecological risks, and prolonged fossil fuel dependence

Indigenous and Moro groups mark third year of missing activists, demand accountability and surface alleged pattern of enforced disappearances

He called for intensified vocation promotion, stronger priestly formation and broader empowerment of lay leaders to help sustain the Church’s mission

Families, it says, as the constitutive element of society, can become the motor of this profound cultural change