Tag: Newsletter

Dehumanizing language becomes normalized through repetition, gradually stripping individuals and groups of dignity as it enters everyday discourse and thinking

Children today suffer exploitation rooted in war and “comfort women,” driven by conflicts that enrich military-industrial elites and investors

Peace cannot be reduced to a slogan: it must be embodied in a way of life that renounces all forms of violence, both personally and institutionally

Journalists face deadly risks in communities, where telling marginalized stories exposes them to violence and demands stronger protection

This structural failure is not merely a governance problem, but one that results in institutional blame being shifted elsewhere

If the poor Jesus stood at the center of Vincent’s life, the poor person stood beside Him. Vincent’s discernment led him to the poor, where he encountered Christ

Families and rights groups mark anniversary, saying enforced disappearances persist across administrations despite laws and continued lack of accountability

Conflicting accounts of Negros killings prompt bishop’s call for truth, accountability, and respect for the dignity of victims

A deadly train collision in Bekasi exposes safety gaps and the daily risks faced by millions of Jakarta commuters.

Pope reflects on the figure of the pontifical diplomatic priest: a messenger of peace, called to defend the entire human family, not only the Catholic community