Tag: Newsletter
Green activists slam tree cutting plan at still-prohibited Tampakan mine in...
Kalikasan PNE said local sources relayed that operations aim to start cutting about 100 trees are being planned
Faithful reminded to continue caring for environment as Church observes Laudato...
Laudato si’ Week celebrates the seventh anniversary of Pope Francis' encyclical on the care of creation
Catholic diocese holds ‘solidarity walk’ against open-pit mining in southern Philippines
Governor Reynaldo Tamayo Jr. vowed to create a technical working group to study the decision of the provincial board
Nearly 60 million people internally displaced worldwide in 2021
Global internal displacement figures are expected to grow this year, driven in particular by the war in Ukraine
Maligalig
Ang ebanghelyo natin ngayon ay tungkol sa mga bagay na nakaliligalig sa atin dito sa mundo, at ang sikretong dapat nating matutunan
Millions stranded, dozens dead as flooding hits Bangladesh and India
Every extra degree of global warming increases the amount of water in the atmosphere by about seven percent
Caritas Philippines to hold winning candidates accountable to their campaign promises
“Now the real work starts, and we are serious with our commitment to make our elected officials accountable to their election promises”
Pope Francis: Catholic schools should not be Christian in name only
“The Christian educator, in the school of Christ, is first of all a witness, and he is a teacher to the extent that he is a witness”
The Spirit of Peace
Is it not an irony of history for one’s liberty to be paid for at the cost of restraining it in another?
Pope Francis advances sainthood cause of Filipino archbishop, declares him ‘venerable’
Archbishop Teofilo Camomot, who was ordained a bishop in 1955, was known on the island of Cebu in the Philippines for his spiritual gifts


















