Tag: Newsletter
The enigma of the power of the minority
The enigma of the power of the small, weak, and minority as instruments of God’s work, can be fathomed only if we look at how Jesus lived
Pope Francis: God can speak to us in the unexpected
Pope Francis said knowing how to really listen to your heart is an important part of discernment in making a judgment
CBCP’s migrants office joins clemency call for Mary Jane Veloso
Philippine Catholic Church's migrants office has thrown its support behind the government’s bid to gain clemency for Mary Jane Veloso
Church group urges dropping of charges against missionaries
The Religious Discernment Group said that accusing the Rural Missionaries of the Philippines of financing terrorists is “simply ridiculous”
Rights group demands immediate release of political prisoners
“Clearly, petitioners’ right against unreasonable search and seizures was blatantly trampled upon,” Gaspar-Gito said in the decision
Obispo ng Daet, binigay-diin ang halaga ng edukasyon
Itinuturing ng obispo ng Daet na “susi sa pag-unlad ng pamayanan” ang edukasyon at pagiging ‘literate’ ng mga kabataang Pilipino
Asian activists express solidarity with debt-burdened Sri Lankan people
The worsening condition in Sri Lanka can also happen in the Philippines and other Asian countries, which are dependent to foreign debts
Study says Filipinos should accept the ‘reality of teen pleasure and...
Lot Felizco of Oxfam Philippines said teenage pregnancy in a predominantly Catholic country “has always been controversial"
Could Pope Francis meet Xi Jinping in Kazakhstan next week?
The visits of Pope Francis and Xi come as the Holy See and China are negotiating the renewal of a deal on the appointment of bishops in China
Philippines seeks clemency for Filipino migrant worker on death row in...
Philippine Foreign Secretary Enrique Manalo made a request for "executive clemency" during a meeting with his Indonesian counterpart















