Tag: Newsletter
Surigao diocese prioritizes helping people over rehabilitation of destroyed chapels
The United Nation said hundreds of thousands of people still urgently need food, clean water, shelter, and protection support
Opposing violence against women and children
Reporting sexual abuse and saving the victims with protection and therapy with legal action by victims is essential to fight abuse
Former Pope Benedict XVI under scrutiny in German child abuse probe
Germany's Catholic Church has been rocked by a string of reports in recent years that have exposed widespread abuse of children by clergymen
Christian youth activists warn against mandatory military service
The youth group expressed alarm over the proposal, saying the Philippine military has been “instruments of state-sponsored violence”
A mine-shattered life
Pro-environment activists warn that the "grave disregard" of the environment will result in more disasters
Pope Francis: ‘God is not afraid of our sins’
Pope Francis said that the “things of God always reach us through the mediation of human experiences”
Afghanistan the most dangerous place to be Christian, advocacy group says
A takeover of the government by the Taliban has made it even harder — now, impossible— to live openly as a Christian
Indonesian militant jailed for 15 years over 2002 Bali bombings
Zulkarnaen set up a special JI cell and was described as a "key asset" because of his experience in camps in Afghanistan and the Philippines
Bishop calls for probe into mining operations that caused water in...
The local government of Davao Oriental province announced that mining operations in Banaybanay town had already been shut down
Diocese of Dumaguete sets Day of Prayer for typhoon victims
Bishop Julito Cortes of Dumaguete said all parishes and chaplaincies in Negros Oriental and Siqujor will hold Masses at 6:00 a.m. on Jan 24
















