Tag: Newsletter
Ferdinand Marcos Jr proclaimed next Philippine president
Hundreds of riot police and protesters opposing the proclamations clashed outside the Commission on Human Rights
Filipinos brace for early onset of rainy season caused by climate...
La Niña, a weather pattern that drives more rains, is in effect, resulting in the increased likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions
Liberate humanity from unbridled materialism
Let us liberate humanity, especially the Filipino people, from the quagmire of so much unbridled materialism and consumerism
Philippine Church vows to help refugees accepted by government
President Rodrigo Duterte has issued an executive order institutionalizing access to protection services for refugees and stateless persons
Surigao diocese starts housing project for families displaced by Typhoon Odette
Bishop Antonieto Cabajog said the diocese plans to build up to 170 housing units that can stand strong winds and rain
Green groups welcome court decision to award damages to survivors of...
The court ruled in favor of at least 30 plaintiffs against the Marcopper Mining Corporation for a mine spill in 1993
Sister Mary John, Brother Armin to receive award from Philippine Catholic...
The recognition is the highest award presented by the Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines
Parañaque’s Mary, Help of Christians, image receives canonical coronation
The canonical coronation was the Church’s recognition of Mary’s queenship “because she is the mother of Jesus Christ our King”
America loses its only Trappist brewery, amid competitive beer market
The brewery was launched in 2014 to help provide a new source of revenue for the monks
Mobile phone service cut amid heavy fighting in Myanmar’s Sagaing
Northwest Myanmar’s Sagaing region has been the center of some of the strongest armed resistance to junta rule since February 2021


















