Tag: Newsletter
Teachers from private schools, universities ask Marcos to review ‘K to...
The Council of Teachers and Staff of Colleges and Universities of the Philippines said it is “ready to engage” with the Marcos administration
US report on international religious freedom cites genocides in China and...
The report singles out the two countries for their repression of mostly Muslim Uyghurs and Rohingya
Catholics expect ‘period of political stability’ in East Timor with election...
"The Catholic Church is inseparable from the history of our small nation," said a Catholic priest
Video: Pope Francis prays for families in time of World Meeting...
Families from around the world will gather in Rome later this month for the World Meeting of Families on June 22-26
Pope Francis: Old age is a time to rediscover trust in...
“The elderly ... can teach those who are living in other stages of life that we all need to abandon ourselves to the Lord"
Pope Francis names Cardinal Tagle member of Congregation for Divine Worship
Cardinal Tagle will now be part of the office that deals with the promotion and regulation of the Liturgy and of the sacraments
Education department urged to ensure safe reopening of schools for face-to-face...
"Our pupils have endured two years of blended distance learning which further worsens the education crisis in the country"
South Korean ruling party wins landslide in local elections
Experts said the landslide win gives Yoon the public approval he needs to push his agenda, despite lacking a majority in the parliament
Bishop of Balanga in Bataan reaffirms opposition to revival of nuclear...
“They should focus on renewable energy, like windmills in Ilocos Norte. So, why not promote that?” said Bishop Santos
Climate activists protest Japanese financial institution’s support for fossil fuel projects
Climate activists call on Japan's SMBC to plug the "numerous loopholes in its coal sector policies"
















