Tag: Newsletter
Philippine Catholic bishops approve creation of public affairs ministry in dioceses
The bishops also approved the elevation its Permanent Committee on Public Affairs into an episcopal commission
Indigenous women call on new Environment chief to end mining operations...
“For all the years that [the mining company] has destroyed our land, we have stood up and defended it”
Sri Lankan cardinal urges country’s president, prime minister to keep word...
“We are skeptics of our political leaders and their promises,” said Cardinal Ranjith of Colombo
Don’t let political appointees ease out career execs
Tenure and eligibility should be respected. If their positions are abolished in revamps, CESOs may be reassigned and transferred.
Not so personal ‘personal’
A personal parish is created to “better serve Catholics of a particular rite, language, nationality, ethnicity"
Manila cardinal named new member of Vatican office that chooses future...
The Dicastery for Bishops is the second Vatican office of which Cardinal Advincula is a member since becoming a cardinal two years ago
Pope Francis appoints three women to Dicastery for Bishops
The two religious sisters and one consecrated virgin are the first women to ever be named members of the dicastery
Cardinal Tagle speaks of care for environment at conference in Africa
“We need to ask ourselves, why is it that caring is less these days?" he said.
Pope Francis rules out living in the Vatican or Argentina if...
Pope Francis said that “for the moment” he hasn’t considered resigning from the papacy
Philippines’ Catholic Faith Defenders vow to oppose legalization of divorce
The faith defenders said divorce will only destroy the foundation of marriage

















