Tag: Newsletter
Philippine ‘truth-tellers’ race against time versus disinformation
“We know the risks, we know the threats, we just can’t allow the fear to erase our works that tell history” - Maria Ceres Doyo
Residents of Lanao town hold prayer rally, set up barricade ahead...
The Commission on Elections is holding special elections in 14 villages across three towns in Lanao del Sur province on May 24
Church, green groups mark 7th Laudato si’ Week observance
The observance is an “opportunity to exercise the genuine sense of Catholicity by reaching out to other fellow Christians"
Pandemic creates new billionaires as more countries log higher poverty rates
573 people became new billionaires during the pandemic, at the rate of one every 30 hours
Pope Francis: Ask the Lord for the gift of peace
"What is this peace that the world does not know and the Lord gives us?" Pope Francis asked
Fear
Where is the fear coming from? Does it come from an almost certainty that parts of the past is slowly being erased and replaced by untruths?
Displaced residents of Marawi settle in new homes as UN’s rebuilding...
On May 30, the UN-Habitat will wrap up its Marawi Resettlement Site projects in the devastated city
Civil society groups say gov’t efforts to rebuild Marawi ‘a dismal...
“There are still unmet needs and issues ... such as lack of food and livelihood, poor sanitation and hygiene conditions”
Without mentioning Cardinal Zen’s arrest, pope says he is praying for...
Chinese Catholics have a special devotion to Our Lady, Help of Christians, who is venerated in Shanghai, China
Life ‘is always sacred and inviolable,’ Pope Francis says
Pope Francis’ comments defending life come at a time when the highest court in the US nears the possible overturning of Roe v. Wade


















