Tag: Newsletter
Marcos presses for renewable energy in first State of the Nation...
The shift to renewable energy is seen as a solution to help slow down the effects of climate change
Victims of rights abuses, activists hold protests during Marcos Jr.’s first...
A group of Christian youth activists expects that the president's first SONA will be a "miseducation fest"
Southern Philippine mayor, 2 others killed in Jesuit university shooting
The incident happened at Ateneo de Manila University as law students and their families arrived for a graduation ceremony
Photos: Celebrating faith in a southern Philippine town
The sleepy little town of Dapitan in the southern Philippines comes to life every 24th of July to celebrate their faith
Pope Francis begins ‘penitential pilgrimage’ to Canada
The pope is expected to meet with and apologize to indigenous Canadians for abuses committed at Church-run residential schools
From war to peace: Vietnam’s rubber sandals march on
The Vietnamese first began making rubber sandals in the late 1940s, during the First Indochina War against the French
Southeast Asian MPs condemn ‘barbaric’ executions of political prisoners in Myanmar
State-run New Light of Myanmar said "the punishment has been carried out under the prison's procedures," without elaborating
Civil society groups urge Philippine Congress to prioritize social enterprise legislation
“At the heart of the proposed social entrepreneurship bill is the aspiration to help members of low-income communities and vulnerable groups"
Diyos na tatay at kaibigan
Kay Hesus, ang mas importante sa pananalangin ay ang pagtingin natin sa relasyon o kaugnayan ng Diyos sa atin
Pope’s Canada trip to make amends for Indigenous school scandal
Pope Francis' visit is primarily to apologize to survivors for the Church's role in the scandal that has been tagged as "cultural genocide"


















