Tag: Newsletter
Philippine Church leaders call on Filipinos to make ‘moral choice’ on...
“If we want our country to rise above challenges, let us vote properly. That is the moral choice,” said Bishop emeritus Antonio Tobias
Climate activists call on Asian Development Bank to stop funding fossil...
Among multilateral development banks, ADB stands out as one of the biggest lenders to the region's fossil fuel-dominated energy sector
Photos: ‘One final push’ before the polls
Philippine political party-list group Akbayan staged a “house-to-house” campaign in the national capital ahead of the May 9 elections
‘Surprise’ urban Malaysia floods drive pleas for climate action
Climate change played a role in the severity of the rains and floods, but other factors also contributed to the damage
Japan’s PM tells Vatican of concern about human rights in Hong...
The meeting between the pope and the prime minister marked the 80th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations
Catholic News Service to close domestic operations in New York, Washington
The U.S. bishops’ conference characterized the changes and office closures as a “significant realignment”
All in the family: Philippine dynasties tighten grip on power
Analysts say the system has become more pervasive in the decades since a popular uprising deposed Marcos and forced his family into exile
9 Philippine heritage churches celebrate 450 years
The said parishes are among the most notable in the country due to their historic role as pioneer parishes
Truth, a powerful weapon
No matter how simple or hidden our efforts are to live in the truth, these become powerful weapons to demolish the lies
Martial law survivors, activists pay tribute to human rights champion Marie...
She worked with martial law survivors and rights advocates in pursuing the class action suit against the estate of the late dictator Marcos

















