Tag: Newsletter
Thousands evacuate from ‘dangerous’ Sydney floods
Many people had been trapped in their cars trying to cross flood-swept roads or were unable to leave homes surrounded by rising waters
Lawyers’ group calls on Marcos to review ‘war on drugs’ policy
“If Marcos really intends to continue the ‘war on drugs’ within the framework of the law ... he should cooperate more closely with the ICC"
Former vice president Robredo launches movement of supporters
The former vice president said her non-government organization will “harness all our energies into something more productive”
BAN Toxics promote use of reusable eco-friendly bags
A 2018 study on waste management practices revealed that the Philippines still has problems with proper wastes disposal
Pope Francis: Evangelization is not ‘personal activism’ but a witness of...
“Do we do it with a fraternal spirit and style or in the manner of the world with prominence, competitiveness, and efficiency?” he asked
2022 polls, prelature for OFWS, plenary council top agenda of Philippine...
The national synodal consultation of Church leaders, which will start on Monday, July 4, in Tagaytay City, will precede the CBCP meeting
11 American saints to remember on July Fourth
The U.S. bishops count a total of 11 American saints who dedicated their lives to God and those in need in this country
The catastrophe to come
Nuclear power generation is not a safe or feasible option anywhere despite all the reassurances and fake news by nuclear proponents
Pope Francis: ‘I believe it is time to rethink the concept...
"A war may be just, there is the right to defend oneself. But we need to rethink the way that the concept is used nowadays”
Philippine Catholic bishops to assess 2022 elections during annual meet
“They will talk about and assess the 2022 elections,” said Msgr. Bernardo Pantin, secretary general of the CBCP


















