Tag: Newsletter
The crushing burden of debt
So why not call it quits. Cancel the foreign debt of the poor nations and in return cancel the climate debt owned by the rich nations?
Cardinal Ouellet: Allegations against me are defamatory
He said that if a civil investigation is opened, he will "actively participate" to establish the truth and recognize his innocence
Toward the kingdom worth dying for
The realization of the kingdom essentially demands our "serving" rather than "being served upon"
How Pope Francis is changing the shape of the Roman Curia
The new round of promotions and demotions in the Vatican is the consequence of two decisions recently taken by Pope Francis
Bishop tells students to value time with teachers, schoolmates
Learners and teachers are urged to welcome the school year “with so much hope and enthusiasm”
New auxiliary bishop for Archdiocese of Cebu ordained
“I stand before you honored, yet humbled by this sacred office that Mother Church has entrusted to me,” said Bishop Labajo
Philippine bishop welcomes Taiwan’s decision to increase wages of migrant workers
Effective August 10, the monthly pay for migrant workers in Taiwan is at NT$20,000 (US$665.70) from the previous NT$17,000 (US$565.90)
Child rights group appeal to legislators not to require children to...
A survey show that 69 percent of Filipinos agree to the proposed implementation of the ROTC Program in senior high school
Cultural agencies assure repair of quake-damaged heritage churches
A heritage official said help from international agencies will be tapped if government funding for the restoration works will not be enough
SIGNIS World Conference participants receive rosaries from Vatican workshop
In its closing statement, the organization called on media professionals to be advocates for justice and to work for human rights

















