Tag: Newsletter
Pacific leaders struggle to keep focus on climate at key summit
Geopolitical jostling between the United States and China has been building since Solomon Islands signed a security pact with Beijing
Immorality and disbarment
Discussion on disbarment is an interesting part of the legal ethics sessions of the Mandatory Continuing Legal Education in the Philippines
Ordinasyon ng bagong obispo ng Cebu, nakatakda sa August 19
Itinakda ang pagdiriwang ng ordinasyon ni Bishop-elect Labajo sa August 19, ganap na ika-siyam ng umaga sa Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral
Obispo ng Puerto Princesa, tiniyak ang pag-agapay ng Simbahan sa ‘agri-workers’
“Ako ay nakikiisa sa ating mangingisda at magsasaka sa hinaharap nating mga krisis ngayon"
Vatican official outlines Christian response to ‘fake news’
Bishop Paul Tighe said Christians need to critically discern what digital and social media offer based on Christ and His teaching
Pilgrimage in Indian Kashmir resumes as many missing from floods
Thousands of undeterred Hindu pilgrims reached the traditional Nunwan base camp south of the shrine
Pope Francis cites conscientious objector as example for youth
The husband and father of four girls was eventually executed for his refusal to fight for the Nazis
Philippine Catholic bishops admit flaws, vow to continue ‘synodal’ journey with...
“We saw gaps and closed doors in our work of evangelization. We saw shadows,” read a statement released by the Church leaders
Actor politician Robin Padilla follows Tulfo, calls for dialogue with bishops...
Padilla said that while he favors marriages to last forever, “the sad reality is that there are marriages that are doomed"
Marcos talks of ‘greater good,’ ‘shared goal’ as Filipino Muslims mark...
Marcos maintained that “the journey ahead of us will not be easy, but if we fight for what is right ... our people will surely benefit"


















