Tag: Newsletter
Caritas Internationalis calls for waiver of trade-related COVID-19 vaccine property rights
Caritas said it is “a basic right for every person to have access to healthcare in all circumstances, especially during pandemics”
Has the Church really failed during the 2022 Philippine elections?
We need to further reflect on the role of the Church in the light of the 'forces of evil at work in our society'
Pope Francis won’t preside at Corpus Christi Mass and procession due...
The announcement came the day after the 85-year-old-pope apologized for having to postpone a scheduled trip to Africa in July
Photos: ‘Never again! Never forget!’
Families and friends of victims of human rights abuses during the years of martial law celebrate Independence Day with a gathering
‘Running priest’ says time for Philippine Catholic Church ‘to walk the...
“The Church ... is now too complacent, too relaxed, and too devotional that it is losing its capacity to walk with the youth and the poor”
President-elect Marcos ready to ‘collaborate’ with Catholic Church, says papal nuncio
The papal nuncio said Marcos “assured me of his desire to collaborate, cooperate closely with the Church and Holy See”
Archdiocese of Cebu gets ready for local celebration of World Meeting...
A couple from Cebu — an engineer and his wife — will be sent to Rome to represent the archdiocese in the global gathering of families
Green activists call for probe into arrest of elderly environmental defender...
“The arrest of Daisy Macapanpan reeks of many irregularities,” read a Kalikasan PNE statement
ASEAN states unlikely to choose sides between US and China, say...
Questions remain on where smaller Southeast Asian nations feature in the U.S. grand strategy
Malaysia to abolish mandatory death penalty
Further study would be conducted on what sentences could be substituted for the death penalty

















