Tag: Newsletter
Shanghai says ‘zero-Covid’ achieved but millions still in lockdown
Confronted with its worst outbreak since the start of the pandemic, China put the city of 25 million under heavy restrictions in early April
Philippine Council of the Laity warns of impending rise in prices...
Economists, however, said the country is not yet heading toward “hyperinflation”
Filipino girl, believed to have been healed by new French saint,...
Angel Marie Vier Albaracin Degamo from Clarin, Bohol, was one of those who offered gifts to the pontiff during the canonization Mass
Green activists, faith-based groups lament lifting of ban on open-pit mining...
"We will not take this sitting down. We will not take this silently," said Bishop Cerilo Casicas of the Diocese of Marbel
Diocese of Marbel decries lifting of ban on open-pit mining, calls...
“What happens to the voice of the people in South Cotabato who had been adamant in their opposition to the proposed open-pit mining?"
UPFight: UAAP basketball champions after 36 years
“UP Fight” was modified this season to “UPink Fight” as part of the systemwide campaign for the conduct of clean and honest elections
Indonesians celebrate Vesak at world’s largest Buddhist temple
Celebrations included prayers and meditation, collecting holy water and the release of flying lanterns symbolizing the letting go of negativity
Pope Francis offers guidance to young Christians in politics
He gave three watchwords — encounter, reflection, and action — and encouraged them to show “unconditional acceptance and respect” for others
Philippine province lifts open-pit mining ban, paves way for Tampakan project
The Tampakan project has been described by its developer as "one of the largest undeveloped copper-gold deposits in the world"
One dead, four critically injured in California church shooting
The victims were all of Taiwanese descent, Taipei's foreign ministry said


















