Tag: Newsletter
Ecumenical Bishops Forum condemns ‘red-tagging’ of Protestant prelate
“Red-tagging continues to demonize those who work for justice, peace, and righteousness, including the shepherds of the people of God"
Breach of a promise to marry
The decision on whether to marry is one that should be freely chosen, without the pressures of a possible civil suit
Protestant council welcomes final conviction of military general linked to rights...
Human rights groups warned authorities who abuse their power that they can’t get away with justice
Relatives flock to hospitals after Bangladesh blast kills more than 40
Dozens of missing workers from a container depot were still unaccounted for, while many of the dead were burned beyond recognition
Nigeria church massacre: Pope Francis mourns victims of ‘unspeakable violence’
A telegram sent on the pope’s behalf said that he was praying “for the conversion of those blinded by hatred and violence”
Why this August’s extraordinary consistory of cardinals is significant
The last time that Pope Francis summoned the cardinals to an extraordinary consistory was on Feb. 12-13, 2015
Sorsogon diocese appeals for families affected by volcanic eruption
The social action arm of the diocese said many residents are in need of beddings, masks, food packs, and bottled water
Filipino priest appointed general secretary of Claretian congregation in Rome
Father Limpo Lo assumed the position on June 5, three days after his appointment was ratified by the superior general of the congregation
Religious of the Virgin Mary elects new superior general
Mother Maria Rosabella Gallo has been elected as superior general of the all-Filipino congregation of Catholic nuns
At least 50 feared dead in attack on Catholic church in...
The attack took place during a Pentecost Sunday service at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in the town of Owo
















