Tag: Newsletter
From darkness to light: A priest’s encounter with the Sto. Niño
Father Leonilo Dagpin Jr. promised to continue preaching the “marvels of the Sto. Niño”
‘Red-tagging,’ attacks on journalists flagged in human rights report on Philippines
HRW’s World Report 2023 said government and military officials continue to accuse civil society groups of being supporters of insurgents
Religious superiors welcome dismissal of perjury case against nun, rights advocates
“CMSP is so happy that the Lord heard our prayer that justice will reign…. We are happy for the result, the outcome of the case”
Philippine drug-related killings continue despite ‘shift’ of focus in drug war...
In its World Report 2023, HRW said the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has not ended the government’s “war on drugs”
Rights group slams continuous detention of ailing political prisoner
The human rights group also alleged that authorities “planted pieces of evidence” and “perjured testimonies” against the accused
Pope Francis: We don’t have to be perfect to evangelize
Pope Francis reflected on Jesus’ calling of St. Matthew, then a tax collector, to follow him as one of his 12 apostles
Pope Francis praises Cardinal George Pell’s dedication to the Church
The pope cited the cardinal's "dedication to the Gospel and the Church" particularly in the context of its recent economic reform
Saint or sinner? Australia split over Cardinal George Pell
One of the most powerful figures in the Catholic Church, Cardinal Pell died at the age of 81 on Tuesday in Rome due to heart complications
Rampant porn use causing ‘toxic lack of masculinity,’ says Catholic speaker
Young people’s troubles with porn have only been deepened in recent years as a result of the isolation brought on by the COVID lockdowns
Bishop seeks help for Filipino sailors abandoned by Chinese employer
Bishop Santos said they will continue to pray and offer Masses for the safety, sound health, and peaceful voyage back home of the seafarers

















