Tag: Newsletter
Pro-junta militia calls for killing of Myanmar reporters and their family...
The threats come as the junta labels several media outlets as ‘destructive to the state'
Hong Kong plummets towards bottom of press freedom ranking
Hong Kong, a regional media hub for both international and local media, has been steadily slipping down the table under Chinese rule
Vatican basilica to lead candlelight rosary procession during May
A reproduction of the image of Mary under her title “Mater Ecclesiae” will be present in the square during the rosary
Caritas Philippines extends solidarity with Muslims on Eid’l Fitr
“In good times or in bad, we have journeyed together to serve both our Christian and Muslim brothers and sisters”
Cardinal Advincula of Manila named cardinal-priest of parish in Rome
On April 21, Cardinal Advincula met with Pope Francis for the first time since the prelate was appointed to the College of Cardinals in 2020
Pope Francis pays homage to journalists ahead of World Press Freedom...
Pope Francis noted that 47 journalists were killed worldwide last year, and more than 350 were imprisoned
Philippine lay group vows to deliver ‘Catholic vote’ on May 9
"I believe that with prayer and action, we can deliver the Catholic vote," said Raymond Daniel Cruz Jr., president of Laiko
Thousands flock to Marawi’s Grand Mosque as it reopens to mark...
The Grand Mosque is located in the "most affected area" during the five-month shooting war that left Marawi in ruins in 2017
Risking jail and Church ire, Russian priests condemn Ukraine conflict
Only a handful of priests from the Russian Orthodox Church have spoken out openly against the Kremlin's military campaign
8 people reported killed in Quezon City fire
The Bureau of Fire Protection said the blaze also injured three people and razed over 80 houses

















