Tag: Newsletter
Pope’s cardinal advisers debate women’s role in the Church with Amazon...
The pope’s Council of Cardinals has been discussing the role of women in the Church since February
Indonesians flock to their hometowns for Eid celebrations
Toll roads, train stations, bus terminals and seaports are brimming with people excited about the yearly homecoming journey
Next administration ‘crucial’ to Marawi Compensation Act implementation
The law grants private property owners compensation based on the sum of the current market value of the land and the cost of structures
Remembering Bishop Labayen and the Basic Ecclesial Communities
Bishop Julio Labayen recognized the Lord among the poor — farmers, laborers, fisherfolk
Social dialogue, key to strengthening safety, health at work – ILO...
ILO stresses importance of an effective collaboration between social partners in preventing occupational accidents and diseases
Exhibit marks Manila Cathedral’s 41st anniversary as minor basilica
Pope Saint John Paul II raised the Manila Cathedral to the dignity of a minor basilica on April 27, 1981
Rights groups warn against ‘weaponizing’ of Philippines’ anti-terror law
“The death-dealers will have a heyday weaponizing this law to red tag, harass and even imprison and kill human rights defenders” - TFD
Restoring damaged land key to climate, biodiversity goals
Global food systems are responsible for 80 percent of deforestation and 70 percent of freshwater use, said a new UN report
Archdiocese of Cebu to build ‘Caritas Village’ for typhoon victims
About 135 housing units will be constructed inside the Caritas Village, while the 35 others will be built in different sites
A miniscule response to the call of synodality
When we journey with one who needs a companion, we respond to the challenge of synodality

















