Tag: Newsletter
Analysis of the facts by the collaborators of Pope Benedict XVI
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's advisors explained how the error in the statement for the Munich-based firm of assessors came about
US Embassy says ‘Most Wanted’ poster of ‘Appointed Son of God’...
Quiboloy himself said the sex trafficking allegations against him come with being the "Appointed Son of God”
Philippines kicks off chaotic election campaign season
More than 35 years after the country emerged from his father's dictatorship, polls showed Ferdinand Marcos Jr heading towards victory
Faith-based, civil society groups demand ‘green agenda’ from political candidates
The groups recommended 20 policies that include “strategic climate action, transition to renewable energy and phaseout of coal by 2030”
Catholic schools reject political candidates engaged in ‘historical revisionism’
“We value truth, and thus we deplore the massive disinformation that is deceiving our people, especially our youth," read a CEAP statement
‘Gallery of Saints’ opens in Mandaue’s National Shrine of St. Joseph
The gallery is composed of a full set of religious images belonging to the shrine with respective prayers and anecdotes
Diplomatic relations between Vatican, China ‘totally unacceptable,’ says activist
The activist appealed to Pope Francis to “to reassure us that the Vatican will retain diplomatic relations with Taiwan"
‘Opening the windows of the Church’: Vatican II on the Church...
Critical engagement with the world means detecting where God is working in our workplaces and being critical with the ambivalent forces in it
Pope Francis to priests: Don’t ‘remain barricaded in the sacristy’
“Please, let us not remain barricaded in the sacristy and cultivate small closed groups where we can snuggle up and be comfortable.”
Hindi simpleng ‘pastime’ ang eleksyon
Ang “ordinary thief” ang namimili ng kanyang bibiktamahin, ngunit ang mga biktima ang mismong namimili sa mga “political thief”

















