Tag: Newsletter
International observers say Philippine polls did not meet ‘free and fair’...
The presidential palace said it will leave it up to the Commission on Elections to prove that there are no irregularities in the elections
Bono joins Pope Francis for launch of international educational movement
Bono asked Pope Francis about the role of women and girls in tackling the climate crisis
Nobel laureate sworn in as East Timor leader on independence anniversary
Ramos-Horta spoke of helping to preserve "regional and global peace" and expanding bilateral relations with China
Stop sacrificing nature for greed and profit
Of the 13 major bays in the country, 10 are already biologically dead; of the 25 major rivers, 15 are already dried-up or silted
When will Filipinos listen to the cries around them?
It is impossible to implement effective climate and environmental action without taking into account social justice
How does the new Vatican constitution affect the Secretariat of State?
The Curia’s oldest dicastery will remain central when the constitution comes into full force on June 5, the feast of Pentecost
Mindanao bishop appeals to political leaders to be open to dissenting...
“If handled maturely, it will bring out the best in you as a public servant,” he said, adding that dissent is a “form of service”
Catholic educators in Bicol region caution against ‘politicizing’ education
“We deplore governance that politicizes and tramples upon the education sector by appointing politicians with vested interests”
CBCP warns against phishing scams impersonating as papal nuncio
The scam targets those using Yahoo Mail by asking them to enter their login details to receive a “confidential message”
How long, O Lord, must I bear grief in my soul....
The results of the recent Philippine national elections has reawakened a deep sense of grief
















