Tag: Newsletter
Cardinal Rosales at 90: ‘Everything is God’s grace’
The cardinal, fondly called “Lolo Dency,” shepherded the Manila archdiocese for eight years
Supreme Court asked to order state security forces to surface missing...
A petition has been filed seeking the issuance of a “writ of amparo” for Elizabeth “Loi” Magbanua and Alipio “Ador” Juat
Unification Church says Japan members received death threats
Some followers faced pressure to resign from jobs, or have seen their children unable to attend school because of bullying
Pope Francis: The desire for ‘eternal youth’ and ‘unlimited wellbeing’ is...
“The conceit of stopping time — of wanting eternal youth, unlimited wellbeing, absolute power — is not only impossible, it is delusional”
Misery and disease conquer Afghanistan a year into Taliban rule
The Taliban's takeover pushed the country -- home to 38 million people -- over the precipice
SIGNIS World Congress to go ahead next week in wake of...
“We still look forward to welcoming our members and helping them to connect and enhance relationships among each other”
If we must wage war, should it not be for our...
Extracting what is rightfully ours at Recto can bring us to war. If we must fight, should it not be for our sovereignty?
Papal nuncio to Philippines calls for prayers for Pope Francis
“Let us continue to pray for the health of Pope Francis, especially since he is scheduled to visit Kazakhstan,” said Archbishop Brown
Manila archdiocese’s ecology ministry stands against ‘commercialization’ of ‘golden rice’
The Department of Agriculture earlier announced that it will start massive production of “golden rice" seeds in vitamin A-deficient provinces
PPCRV names Evelyn Singson as new national chairperson
Singson replaced technology pioneer and entrepreneur Myla Villanueva, who stepped down in July after serving the post since 2018


















