Tag: Newsletter
Philippine green network recognized as global ‘champion’ in marine ecosystem protection
The People’s Network for the Integrity of Coastal Habitats and Ecosystems has been lauded for its campaign to protect Manila Bay
Philippines lifts deployment ban of domestic workers to Saudi Arabia
Deployment will resume on November 7, a decision that comes after talks between the Philippines and Saudi Arabia
‘Every human being is sacred,’ Pope Francis tells religious leaders in...
“Today we find it hard to accept the human being,” Pope Francis told attendees of the inter-religious summit
New cardinal in US leads Mass to honor San Lorenzo Ruiz
The cardinal challenged the faithful “to make the same affirmation in our faith that San Lorenzo made, and every martyr before and after him”
To ban or not to ban books
How we perceive the millennial generation would help us accept that book banning is complex, multilayered and multidimensional
Pope Francis warns against use of religion as prop for power
"May we never allow the sacred to be exploited by the profane. The sacred must never be a prop for power, nor power a prop for the sacred."
LiCAS joins global Catholic media organization SIGNIS
“Being part of SIGNIS will help us amplify the stories of people in the margins in Asia”
Pope Francis in Kazakhstan and the Congress of Leaders of World...
Bishop José Luis Mumbiela Sierra of Almaty spoke of the importance of the congress and about Kazakhstan
Philippine rights groups submit alternative human rights report to UN treaty...
In their report, Karapatan and women’s group Tanggol Bayi said “the human rights situation in the country has spiraled into a crisis"
World in ‘wrong direction’ as climate impacts worsen: UN
"Floods, droughts, heatwaves, extreme storms and wildfires are going from bad to worse, breaking records with alarming frequency"


















