Tag: Newsletter
Oxfam urges Philippine delegation at COP27 to hold rich governments accountable
The call came after a new report details how the world’s richest people cause carbon emissions a million times more than an average person
‘Synodal way’ of the Church of the poor
The Church must not fail, to embrace human suffering as its own, as Jesus did, assuming humanity as integral in his incarnation
‘Priestly formation at the heart of evangelization,’ Pope Francis tells formators
The pontiff assured formators he was “aware that the service you render to the Church is not simple and ... challenges your own humanity"
Singapore passes law against ‘harmful’ social media content
The law tightens regulation of social media in the city-state, where rights groups have accused the government of stifling free expression
Catholic priests need to understand how to use media for evangelization,...
"Priests and other clerics must be trained in the use of media, otherwise, they will say the wrong things"
Japan to tighten rules on donations to religious groups after Abe...
Details of the law are under discussion, but it will focus on "banning socially unacceptable and malicious recruitment practices"
Philippines beats growth forecast despite soaring inflation
The surprising performance was driven by increased spending on restaurants, hotels and travel, as well as investment
Abu Dhabi’s Saint Joseph Cathedral to hold ‘Simbang Gabi’ Masses
The parish has over 100,000 expatriate Catholics from all over the world, most of whom are Filipinos
Catholics in Manila urged to wear masks while attending Mass, religious...
The archdiocese requested the faithful to wear face masks during Masses “in compassionate regard to the elderly and the vulnerable”
Mindanao bishop reminds Church workers to serve with ‘faith that does...
He said the faithful should “walk by faith and not by sight” in responding to the challenges of society


















