Tag: Newsletter
Philippine military bishop backs call for mandatory military service
Bishop Florencio said the state should ensure that the rights of those who would undergo military service should be respected
Bishop renews call for Filipinos to get vaccinated against COVID-19
OCTA Research group reported that seven highly urbanized cities have logged record new COVID-19 infections on Sunday
Thousands march in Washington against COVID vaccine mandates
Speaker after speaker took to the microphone in front of the white marble Lincoln Memorial to decry the rules
Pope Francis: The Word of God rekindles hope
Pope Francis reflected on the “God of closeness” who guides us by his word
Super typhoon’s destruction in Philippines ‘badly underestimated,’ says UN
Scientists have long warned that typhoons are strengthening more rapidly as the world becomes warmer because of human-driven climate change
Twitter suspends hundreds of accounts promoting Bongbong Marcos
More than 300 accounts had been removed "for violating our platform manipulation and spam policy," Twitter said in a statement
Thousands mourn Buddhist monk in Vietnam who brought mindfulness to the...
Thich Nhat Hanh spent 39 years in France and advocated for religious freedom around the world
The Church is firmly committed to justice for abuse victims
Pope Francis underlined that discernment is always needed “in the fight against abuses of all kinds”
35 years after massacre of farmers, struggle for agrarian reform continues
Every time poor farmers attempt to pursue their claims for land reform, they are attacked by state security forces and goons
On the service of teachers
"Teachers are the agents and models of a more genuine human existence 'coming true, even as you listen'"


















