Tag: Newsletter
23 new priests ordained in South Korea’s Archdiocese of Seoul
The ordination of missionaries is a sign that the Church in Korea has become a "giving Church” from being a “receiving Church”
Pope Francis: ‘The Lord always surprises us’
Pope Francis said it is foolish for someone to think that just by taking catechesis classes one can “know everything about Jesus”
Faith-based groups challenge Catholic bishops ‘to walk the talk’ on new...
The PMPI said that the bishops’ pastoral statement is “a challenge to themselves, as a Church … more than a guideline to the community"
Philippine Catholic bishops reject donations from mining, other ‘destructive’ industries
The bishops said policies to address the impacts of the climate crisis “should always place social and ecological justice at the forefront”
Without love, I am nothing
Those who are without love are usually full of themselves. Those with genuine love are always ready to totally empty themselves.
Beijing reports highest COVID cases since June 2020 as Olympics loom
China will hold the Games in a strict "closed-loop" bubble as part of its zero-COVID strategy of targeted lockdowns and border restrictions
Lessons from the Holocaust
By living and sharing the values of what is just, true and right, virtuous people can live in peace with each other
Pope Francis: Being ‘properly informed’ on COVID-19 vaccines is a ‘human...
“Fake news has to be refuted, but individual(s) must always be respected, for they believe it often without full awareness or responsibility”
St. Thomas Aquinas on Reflexivity
What humans did to the world has taken its toll. COVID-19 is called the "sin of the anthropocene.”
CBCP Pastoral Statement on Ecology: ‘A call for unity and action...
Philippine Church leaders reaffirm their commitment “to lead by example” in promoting the use of renewable energy

















