Tag: Newsletter
Verdict in Cardinal Zen’s trial expected on November 25
The verdict in the trial is expected to be handed down on November 25
ICRC leaders say invisible scars remain in conflict areas
“War in cities inflicts deep scars, both visible and invisible," said Gilles Carbonnier, ICRC vice president in a statement
UN chief says stop ‘blame game’ at deadlocked climate talks
Guterres said there was "clearly a breakdown in trust" between developed and emerging economies
Filipino nun waves ‘red card’ for Qatar for alleged violations of...
Qatar's ruler said criticism over his country's hosting of the FIFA World Cup was "slander”
Caritas in Cebu holds meeting with poor, basic sector to mark...
“My heart was consoled when the bishops and priests listened to our stories,” said Arlene Subingsubing, a vendor at the Carbon Market
Quiapo Church to hold ‘Walk of Faith’ on eve of Nazarene...
Devotees are encouraged to bring their own miniature replicas that they use for prayer and devotion
Christian youth group joins ‘unity walk’ against mandatory ROTC
“It is tragic that, after almost two decades, we have forgotten what the ROTC program did to the likes of Mark Welson Chua”
Philippines undercounts recent ‘drug war’ deaths, says Human Rights Watch
Police claim of 46 killed far below independent monitor’s figure, says HRW
Cubao prelate urges faithful to go back to church as COVID-19...
“Let us refresh, reconnect and reboot ourselves,” said Bishop Ongtioco, adding that Catholics should receive sacraments in person
The poor and the planetary crisis
The continuing effects of the climate crisis must end, and poverty must be holistically addressed
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