Tag: Newsletter
Ahead of Marcos’ first SONA, green groups call for shift toward...
According to the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, climate impacts are worsening faster than expected
‘I remember WE Forum’
"There are so many things happening now .... Things that would rewrite and refute all that have happened when you were still with us"
Pope Francis: The poor suffer the most from heat waves, drought
In a message for the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, the pope said that it is “the poorest among us who are crying out”
Most Filipinos hope COVID-19 crisis will soon be over, survey shows
Those fearing “the worst is yet to come” fell from 19% in December 2021 to 16% in April 2022
Tribal candidate wins Indian presidential election: partial results
Murmu secured the largely ceremonial position with the support of more than half the electorate of MPs and state legislators
Why Pope Francis is so concerned with the liturgy
Why is this topic so important to Pope Francis? In a word, because he is concerned about unity, a liturgy expert said
Philippine activists launch activities to mark 50th anniversary of martial law
"The martial law years were never a golden age of development and progress; it was a period of massive suffering"
Pope Francis has made College of Cardinals ‘less European,’ analysis shows
The Pew Research Center report focused on the 83 cardinals appointed by the Argentinian pope now under the age of 80
Recovery work for ‘Odette’-hit Filipinos continues
The UN Philippines launched on July 20 the “Typhoon Odette Six Months On Photo Exhibition” at the Instituto Cervantes in Intramuros, Manila
Nakakatanda, inaanyayahan sa ‘national conference for grandparents and elderly’
Ang nakatakdang gawain ay bahagi ng paggunita sa "2022 World Day for the Grandparents and the Elderly"

















