Tag: Newsletter
Vaccinated Filipino workers can enter Hong Kong from Aug 30
The move should benefit some 3,000 workers waiting to be deployed to Hong Kong, Labor Secretary Bello said
Myanmar military arrests more journalists
Arrested were Sithu Aung Myint, commentator with Voice of America, and Htet Htet Khine, freelance producer for BBC Media Action
Pope Francis: Do not water down the truth of the Eucharist
Pope Francis urged Catholics not to seek God in “dreams and in images of grandeur and power,” but in the humanity of Jesus
Bookworm Mother
Ang pagkawili ko sa pagbabasa ay naging tulay upang matunton ang isa ko pang nais—ang pagsulat.
Love without borders
Jesus has taught us that it is only love than can defy all these boundaries through a consistent choice to be life-giving
Cautious optimism as Philippines, Malaysia ease some coronavirus curbs
The Philippines announced a loosening of measures to try spur activity in an economy that contracted a record 9.5% last year
Duterte orders payment of healthcare workers’ benefits
Hospitals fear that desertions of medical staff, particularly nurses, have reached a critical point
Hope and freedom
There is nothing wrong in hoping to be free, but there is clearly something wrong in hoping to be free without social accountability
An Afghan appeals to Pope Francis: Save a Catholic family stuck...
Afghanistan’s Christian community is comprised mostly of converts from Islam and is the country’s largest religious minority group
Pope Francis praises martyred Korean priest at Vatican Mass
Pope Francis called the saint a tireless apostle of evangelization, even “in difficult times"
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