Tag: Newsletter
Philippines’ COVID-19 cases continue to decline
The country recorded 8,564 new infections, with the positivity rate going down to 24.3 percent based on samples of 37,932 individuals tested
Violence against children is an obstacle to peace
Throughout the centuries, child abuse was common and there were few laws, if any, to protect the victims
Indigenous peoples protest start of work on controversial dam projects
The groups called on the government to recall the Memorandum of Agreement for the Kaliwa Dam project in Quezon province
UST rector cites importance of ‘remembering’ during Battle of Manila anniversary
“We can only make sense of the past by our ability to retell the story and acknowledging the pain and sufferings inflicted”
Diocese of Cubao warns against priestly status of former Carmelite
The priest was reportedly dismissed from his congregation for alleged violation of Canon 694
Sri Lankan cardinal boycotts Independence Day celebration to protest lack of...
"We want to have answers in this country, but for three years it has been increasingly difficult”
Tibetans protest ‘Games of shame’
Protesters marched behind banners reading "Boycott Beijing Winter Olympics,” "Stop human rights violations in Tibet" and "Games of shame”
Pope Francis wishes Beijing Olympics to foster friendship, solidarity
“Sports, with its universal language, can build bridges of friendship and solidarity between people and peoples of every culture and religion”
Christ the tiger, or Christ the lion
Whether it is a tiger or a lion to signify Christ, the idea is to manifest Christ as majestic, courageous, and authoritative
Pope Francis grants canonical coronation to Maasin’s Our Lady of the...
The Marian statue will be the first pontifically crowned image in the 53-year-old diocese in Southern Leyte province


















