Tag: Newsletter
Vatican defends former Pope Benedict XVI’s record on abuse cases
Pope Benedict XVI was "the first pope to meet several times with victims of abuse," said Vatican communications director Andrea Tornielli
1,000-year-old Order of Malta in turmoil amid crunch talks
The Sovereign Military Order of Malta is both a lay religious order of the Catholic Church and a subject of international law
Philippine Catholic schools prepare for return of face-to-face classes
CEAP has expressed support for the proposed expansion of limited face-to-face classes in areas under health alert levels 1 and 2
Child rights advocates laud passage of anti-online child sexual exploitation bill
HB 10703 also expands the legal mantle of protection for children against physical sexual abuse and exploitation
Bishop David urges Filipinos to fight disinformation ahead of national elections
The initiative brings together various sectors to promote truth in public spaces and exact accountability from those who spread lies
Diocese of Parañaque sets canonical coronation of Mary’s image on May...
The Vatican recently granted the request for the pontifical coronation of the 100-year old image
Pope Francis to parents: Never condemn a child
The pope encouraged parents to turn to St. Joseph for help, including those whose children are of “different sexual orientations”
Satellite images show village torched by Myanmar junta forces
Various visual evidence compiled by RFA show the scale and intensity of the destruction
Philippine economy rebounds in 2021 as COVID-19 rules relaxed
Gross domestic product expanded 5.6 percent, the statistics agency said, after a 9.6 percent slump the previous year
Philippines tagged ‘significant decliner’ in global corruption index
The country has dropped two places, ranking 117th out of 180 countries, in the past year, according to the annual global corruption report

















