Tag: Newsletter
Sri Lanka port switches to pedal power after fuel shortages
Motorists around the South Asian country are forced to spend hours or even days waiting for rationed fuel at gas stations
East Timor cardinal-elect ‘almost fainted’ when he heard Pope Francis had...
“When I heard this news, I was so shocked I almost fainted,” said Archbishop Dom Virgilio do Carmo da Silva
Vatican unveils schedule for the 2022 World Meeting of Families in...
The international gathering of Catholic families will be held in Rome on June 22-26 with the participation of the pope
321 Filipinos die daily due to tobacco-related diseases; groups call for...
“We need an ecosystem of policies that will make it easier for Filipinos to quit the deadly habit of smoking”
From US death-row cell, he turns to music for salvation
He hopes his love and involvement in jazz will help him escape execution for a murderous crime he insists he did not commit
Know your rights: Absence of receipts in illegal recruitment case
There are 17 criminal cases for illegal recruitment and estafa, accounting for 7.62% of cases decided by the Supreme Court from 2015-2019
Child Rights Network commends Philippine Congress for passing child rights legislations
Child rights advocates, however, reminded incoming legislators of the challenges that remain regarding “child-focused legislation”
Green watchdog calls on Philippine gov’t to ratify total ban on...
Environmental watchdog BAN Toxics called on the government to ratify the Basel Ban or “risk becoming the toxic waste dump of the world”
Cardinal Advincula of Manila reminds faithful to combat disinformation amid ‘crisis...
“If there are forces that use social media to deceive and spread lies, let us combat them by flooding it with the truth of God’s word”
What message is Pope Francis sending with his choice of new...
There is a widespread perception in Rome that this year's consistory will be Pope Francis’ last and therefore he wants to set things straight


















