Tag: Newsletter
Pope Francis: ‘The West has taken the wrong paths’
“It is true that the West degenerates,” the pope said in response to a question about the loss of values in the West
Farmers welcome moratorium on land amortization, but say ‘not enough’
“Free land distribution is just and necessary and the only acceptable means of agrarian reform”
Transport obstacles push up food prices
Agriculture Senior Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban should not have slammed farmers for inability to transport to market.
Green groups laud Philippine bank’s exit from coal financing
BDO Unibank Inc. recognizes that the banking sector plays a “critical role” in the country’s transition to a low-carbon economy
COVID-19 positivity rate up in Metro Manila; national capital now under...
The National Capital Region is back to “moderate risk” classification for COVID-19 with its positivity rate now at 16.4 percent
Church, green groups score victory against mining in southern Philippines
“The brave stance of the local government ... is a win not only of the people of Mindanao, of the rights of nature, but also of accountability in governance”
Inter-religious dialogue an urgent need, Pope Francis says at close of...
“The path of inter-religious dialogue is a shared path to peace and for peace; as such, it is necessary and irrevocable”
Typhoon Muifa lashes eastern China, forcing 1.6 million from their homes
Muifa is the strongest tropical cyclone to hit Shanghai — home to more than 25 million people — since record-keeping began in 1949
Indonesian gig drivers fear hardship after fuel price hike
A 30 percent hike in fuel prices spurred hundreds of drivers to hold protests across Indonesia as they struggle to make ends meet
Kazakhstan inter-religious summit a chance ‘to find common paths for humanity’
"This is not just a gathering; I hope everyone would experience it as a divine space,” said Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle


















