Tag: Newsletter
In crowded camps, Rohingya refugees embrace family planning
Roughly two-thirds of Rohingya couples are now using some form of birth control -- up from virtually none five years ago
Person living with HIV/AIDS embraces faith, love, respect for self to...
A UP Population Institute study shows that the percentage of Filipino youth aware of HIV and AIDS has declined to its lowest level since 1994
Rights group presses for ‘decriminalization’ of cyberlibel after guilty verdict on...
“Such charges are meant to harass and intimidate human rights defenders and journalists to report on the facts and ferret out the truth"
Philippine Methodist Church elects first female bishop
“I hope I will be able to do more for the women and youth of our Church now that I'm a bishop,” said Ruby-Nell M. Estrella
Philippine military bishop expected to visit island near disputed territory with...
“This camp visit is my way of telling [the military] that ‘Hey, I am a shepherd,' and then I am also taking care of them"
Quiapo Church prohibits large-size religious icons, banners on Nazarene feast
“Our goal here is to have a procession that is orderly, peaceful, and with a high degree of holiness"
Pope Francis praises ‘fruitful’ theology of Benedict XVI
Pope Francis said: “We all feel his spiritual presence and his accompaniment in prayer for the whole Church”
Japan cabinet backs bill tightening religious donation rules
Religious figures could face prison sentences of up to a year or fines if convinced of pressuring followers to donate
Video: Pope Francis prays for volunteer not-for-profit organizations
The pontiff called volunteers who work with not-for-profit organizations “artisans for mercy”
Proposed law promoting religious freedom passes House Committee of Congress
The proposed measure seeks to “encourage spiritual growth (and) promote a free market of religious ideas"

















