Tag: Newsletter
More Christian, Muslim religious groups endorse Robredo candidacy
The ICM nuns said they "do not want to slide back to authoritarianism, repression of freedom of expression, (and) historical revisionism
Pope Francis to consecrate Russia and Ukraine to Immaculate Heart of...
Pope Francis will consecrate Ukraine and Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary on March 25 during the Celebration of Penance
Court upholds school hijab ban in India’s south
Karnataka's high court ruled that the wearing of the hijab "does not form a part of essential religious practice in Islamic faith”
Faith-based group calls for transport reform amid oil price hike
Living Laudato Si Philippines called for an “efficient, people-centered, and environment-friendly” transportation system
Reflection, contemplation important to combat ‘temptation of activism,’ says pope
"We need to resist the temptation of activism and find time to reflect, to think, to contemplate,” Pope Francis told a non-profit group
Historical markers honor Malolos Cathedral
Founded in 1580 by the Augustinians, the Malolos Cathedral is one of the country’s oldest parishes dedicated to the Immaculate Conception
Murals of hope
Freedom of expression is a fundamental right in any free society and artistic freedom must be afforded the highest protection
The ‘new normal’ is no different from the old one
In many ways, our society has adjusted to the so-called “new normal.” The question is, “How did the new normal make our lives better?"
Photo exhibit recalls ‘horrors’ of martial law, tags abuse victims as...
The exhibit of black and white photographs by photojournalist Rick Rocamora tags victims of rights abuses during the dictatorship as heroes
Nearly 30 million under lockdown in China as virus surges
Scenes of closed neighborhoods, panic buying and police cordons cast back to the early phase of the pandemic, which first emerged in China

















