Tag: Newsletter
Nobody asked him to leave
The cross does not offer easy comfort. But it does offer company—the company of someone who looked at the full cost of love
Catholic entrepreneurs in Asia urged to align business with mission and...
Church leaders urge Asian Catholic entrepreneurs to ground business decisions in faith, ethical responsibility, and service to the common good
Pope appeals to Trump and world leaders: Find solutions to end...
In remarks to journalists, Pope Leo XIV calls on world leaders to “come back to the table” and solve their problems through dialogue
War in Middle East puts pressure on Philippine migrant protection system
Migrant group challenges state response as thousands return home while many others remain stranded, undocumented, or at risk
PHOTOS: Urban poor turn Lenten rites into call for housing justice...
The action underscored housing as a fundamental human right and pressed for a more responsive and accountable government
Holy See, Philippines mark 75 years of diplomatic ties
The nunciature, often called the “house of the Pope,” reflects the Vatican’s pastoral concern for Filipino Catholics and its commitment to relations with the Philippines
Rights risks shadow 2026 World Cup as Amnesty International warns of...
Amnesty warns 2026 World Cup may expose fans, journalists and migrants to abuses amid tightening controls and global tensions
Dalai Lama endorses Vatican peace appeal as wars escalate globally
Rare alignment between Buddhist and Catholic leaders underscores urgent moral calls for dialogue and restraint as conflicts intensify
Puerto Princesa Church voice warns inequality deepens as fuel, food costs...
Palawan bishop calls for solidarity, warning global disruptions are worsening inequality and placing disproportionate strain on vulnerable families
Catholic educators urge caution over three-term school reform rollout
Catholic education groups urge cautious, phased rollout of three-term calendar, warning of risks to learning quality and teacher capacity


















