Tag: Newsletter
Cebu Archdiocese hits disruption of Mass during demolition of public market
“We denounce the gross disrespect of this religious activity and urge the city Government to take action against the personnel involved”
Obispo ng Baguio, binisita ang isang mining company
Isinagawa ng Obispo ang pagbisita sa Lepanto Mining nitong Hulyo 15 kasama ang mga pari at layko ng Diyosesis ng Baguio
Papal nuncio to preside Thanksgiving Mass for Venerable Teofilo Camomot
“Let us celebrate with sincere thanksgiving for the gift of our dear Teofilo Camomot being raised to the level of venerable”
New Sri Lanka leader vows tough line against troublemakers
Ranil Wickremesinghe said he will not bow to violence after winning a parliamentary vote to succeed Gotabaya Rajapaksa
Parliamentarians from around the world hit lack of humanitarian assistance in...
“Time is rapidly running out to prevent the worst-case scenario for millions of people in Myanmar," said Heidi Hautala
Will Pope Francis rewrite the Rules of Resignation?
Pope Francis has made it known, once again, that he does not intend to give up the Petrine ministry
Rights groups call on Marcos to order state forces to surface...
Karapatan said it is "seriously concerned" that the missing activists will suffer "similar violations" experienced by activist Elena Tijamo
Red-tagging ‘will not cow us,’ say Philippine major religious superiors
“The Church will not and cannot be neutral on moral and ethical issues and concerns”
Archbishop Lagdameo of Jaro laid to rest
“To all who mourn the late archbishop’s passing, the Holy Father imparts his blessing as a pledge of peace and consolation in the Lord”
Vietnam accused of ignoring human rights commitments
The Vietnam Committee on Human Rights tells RFA the government has ignored recommendations made three years ago

















