Tag: Newsletter
Protesting Filipinos score ‘critical victory’ as legislators revise wealth fund bill
“The recent decision by Congress to remove the SSS and the GSIS as sources of funding ... proves the power of dissent”
The miracle that made the Immaculate Virgin patroness of Spain
The Virgin’s patronage of all the Spanish infantry, the oldest in the world, did not become official until 1892
Camarines bishop prays for safety, resilience in wake of earthquake
The prelate also prayed that the faithful may “not lose trust in Him who cares for the most vulnerable"
Green group launches ‘toxic-free, waste-free’ Christmas
The highlight of the program was a showcase of creative “parols” (Christmas lanterns) designed by select students from all grade levels
Redemptorist Province of Cebu elects new superior
Father Cepe is an electrical engineer by profession before he joined the Redemptorist
On Feast of Immaculate Conception, Marcos urges Filipinos to put trust...
"May we strive to resign from our individualistic tendencies and aspire to generously give ourselves without expecting anything in return”
Church-backed protest against construction of controversial seaport in India ends
The protesters said it was a temporary truce, indicating that they are ready to restart protests if their demands are not met
Pope Francis: Freedom is found in offering to God what is...
He said that good choices could benefit all areas of our lives because they are “participation in God’s creativity"
Bali bombmaker released on parole from Indonesian prison: official
Umar Patek was a member of an Al Qaeda-affiliated group that detonated devices at a bar and nightclub on the Indonesian resort island in 2002
19 senators back committee report recommending SOGIESC Equality Bill
The SOGIESC Equality bill mandates the State to address all forms of discrimination and violence on the basis of SOGIESC

















