Tag: Newsletter
Papal nuncio asks Filipinos to pray for Pope Francis’ health
Pope Francis said the elderly must accept their physical limitations, noting that he now has to walk with a cane
Pope Francis says Catholic marriage preparation is a ‘duty of justice’
The pope said there is a concern that if marriage preparation is superficial, couples will run the risk of celebrating a null marriage
Church leaders appeal to SMC stockholders to oppose fossil gas project...
Caritas Philippines appeals to SMC stockholders to take action and oppose plans to expand the corporation’s fossil gas power projects
Caritas Philippines to boost campaigns on ecology, good governance
"We need to craft local environmental campaigns that propel concrete ecological actions and require the involvement of the community”
Church group welcomes dismissal of charges against Protestant bishops, rights defenders
PCPR said the charges were only meant to harass the Church leaders and the human rights defenders
Bishops’ healthcare office calls for more community-based mental health services
“This is a priority project and program, where we would want to have more community-based mental health programs,” said Father Cancino
New Philippine security adviser calls for end to ‘red-tagging’
The United Nations has noted that red-tagging has a pernicious effect on civil society and democratic space in the Philippines
One peso to do battle with giants
Little deeds of kindness can topple the greed in the world if enough people embrace the needy and the weak with kindness
Pope Francis: No Christian is exempt from aiding the poor
Pope Francis warned Catholics against laxity and inconsistent behavior with regard to the poor
Group asks Pope Francis against reinstating Indian bishop accused of raping...
The organization alleged that “the Vatican is acting solely on the report and advice of the apostolic nuncio in New Delhi”
















