Tag: Newsletter
Manila prelate condoles with families of victims of Pentecost Sunday massacre
“We hope that we will be able to understand that everyone needs to be in solidarity with others and live in safety and peace”
Parents, youth join mounting call to veto Vape Bill
The bill, ratified by both houses of Congress last January, has yet to be transmitted to Malacañang
Court junks charges against urban poor residents who defied lockdown to...
The court said the residents were “within their rights when they went outside of their respective residences to plea for food”
Why are they killing our children?
It would be a more consoling principle to deem that the apex of their life was the death at a very young age for love of humanity
Promote sustainable agriculture
Agriculture has only contributed .02% to the Gross Domestic Products (GDP) in the last decade in the Philippines
Manila archdiocese to build center for exorcism
The center will minister to those "in bondage to the devil who are therefore the poorest of the poor and are usually overlooked”
Man sentenced to death for Indian holy city bombings
Nearly 500 people are on death row in India, and capital sentences for murder and terrorism convictions are common, but executions are rare
Korean prelate urges Catholic media to help lead society in ‘direction...
"The media are a precious gift from God and ... all communicators are people who have been called by God for special purposes”
Refugees in Myanmar’s Chin state excluded from ASEAN humanitarian assistance plan
The number of internally displaced people in Myanmar topped 1 million as of May 30 amid fighting and armed clashes across the country
Bishop calls for ‘conscience formation’ following flood of disinformation during polls
“The role of the Church will have to be conscience formation,” said the bishop, adding that everyone should help in spreading the truth

















