Tag: Newsletter
Pope Francis comments on his knee pain
Pope Francis, 85, has been suffering from pain in his right knee, causing him to take smaller roles in some liturgies
Green group reports ‘harassment’ of environmental journalist
Armed men reportedly approached Mark Saludes, information officer of Living Laudato Si’ Philippines, and Sheena Katrina Orihuela
Manila’s homeless, ‘drug war’ victims express hope for gov’t ‘on our...
"When we say holistic, we can never separate the political, social, and cultural from one another"
Cardinal Advincula of Manila meets with Pope Francis for first time...
It was the first time Cardinal Advincula met with Pope Francis since the prelate was appointed to the College of Cardinals in November 2020
Marking two months of war in Ukraine, Pope Francis says ‘the...
"The attack must be stopped, to respond to the suffering of the exhausted population," said Pope Francis
All in the family: Philippine dynasties tighten grip on power
Elite families have long ruled the poverty-ravaged nation, holding on to positions of power for generations by dishing out favors
Ozamiz prelate appeals to faithful to ‘stop character assassination’ ahead of...
The prelate noted that as the May 9 elections near, people have been making allegations against each other to promote their candidates
Pope Francis: ‘The Lord is not looking for perfect Christians’
Pope Francis spoke in strong terms against an attitude of righteousness and self-assurance
SIGNIS Korea provides guide for participants of hybrid World Congress
The World Catholic Association for Communication will launch its Congress as a hybrid conference of face-to-face and virtual meetings
Binding and loosing
Homily of Bishop Pablo Virgilio David at the 2nd National Mission Congress on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 24, 2022


















