Tag: Newsletter
Pope Francis: Pornography is ‘a threat to public health’
“It should be denounced as a permanent attack on the dignity of men and women"
After 34 years of Philippines’ agrarian reform law, farmers continue to...
“It’s not only about land distribution, but the condition that the farmers are in now. Are they tilling their own lands?”
Asteroid samples contain ‘clues to origin of life,’ say Japan scientists
Pristine material from the asteroid Ryugu was brought back to Earth in 2020 after a six-year mission to the celestial body
Rights groups call for release of arrested activists, farmers in Tarlac...
“We condemn these dirty tactics that seem bent on sabotaging the distribution of the 200-hectare sugarcane estate to rightful beneficiaries"
Incidents of hunger in Philippines rise during first quarter of 2022
An estimated 3.1 million families experienced involuntary hunger, or being hungry and not having anything to eat at least once
Protesting farmers arrested in Tarlac
The farmers have been tilling the land for 27 years and are awaiting their official installation as beneficiaries of the program
Hapag-Asa feeding program, inilunsad ng Caritas Manila sa St. John Bosco...
Ang programa ng social action arm ng Archdiocese of Manila ay naglalayong matugunan ang dumaraming bilang ng mga batang nagugutom
Not only a legal triumph
The triumph in the Karen and Sherlyn case is not simply a legal triumph, but a spark that brings hope to the families of the missing
Manila prelate urges Catholics not to sacrifice good for selfish reasons
The Manila prelate lamented how dignity and life of persons are sacrificed for “selfish interests”
EU lawmakers find ‘serious risk of genocide’ in China’s repression of...
The EU condemned “in the strongest possible terms that the Uyghurs have been systematically oppressed by brutal measures"

















