Tag: Newsletter
Pope Francis tells pilgrims his knee is ‘still not healing’
“They say that this only happens to elderly people and I don’t know why it happened to me...”
Presidential race: Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.
In the most recent survey, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. remains at the top although there is a decline in his numbers
Presidential race: Trends and post-election scenarios (1)
We are at a critical juncture that will determine whether the reign of darkness will continue or the country will finally see the light
Philippine human rights champion, Marie Hilao Enriquez, passes away
Until the time of her death, Enriquez worked for the release of political prisoners and the dismissal of trumped up charges against detainees
Myanmar junta court convicts Aung San Suu Kyi of corruption: spokesman
Since a military coup ousted her government in February last year, plunging Myanmar into upheaval, Suu Kyi has been in military custody
Photos: Observing Ramadan in India’s Kashmir state
Kashmir, the only Muslim majority state of India, observes Ramadan this year without the health restrictions imposed in the past two years
Pope Francis updates canon law on dismissal from religious institutes
The reformed penal code introduced new crimes in the area of economic and financial matters to canon law
Manila bishops urge Catholics to pray the rosary from April 30...
“Let us again turn to our Blessed Mother and ask her intercession to help us vote what God desires for us”
Macliing Dulag and Earth Day
"How can you own that which will outlive you? Only the race owns the land because the race lives forever” - Macliing Dulag
Philippine ‘Avengers’ battle disinformation before election
From lawyers to priests, Philippine fact-checking coalitions are fighting fake news on platforms like YouTube, Facebook and TikTok


















