Tag: Newsletter
Vice President Robredo inks deal with pro-environment groups on green agenda
The vice president expressed her commitment to advance environmental protection and stressed the “need to mainstream” the campaign
Monks flee temples in eastern Myanmar as fighting intensifies
The UN said more than half the population of Loikaw township has been internally displaced
Philippines says Myanmar’s Suu Kyi ‘indispensable’ to democracy
The junta court has since hit Suu Kyi, 76, with five new corruption charges -- adding to a slew of cases against her
Women’s group in India fears for safety, security of bishop’s alleged...
The women said they are “pained to see how insensitively a daughter of the Church is disowned, discredited, and devalued"
Bishop David urges Filipinos to speak out about abuses during martial...
He said Church leaders and the faithful should not be silent in the face of the spread of disinformation
Bishop backs ‘health breaks’ in schools in areas under Alert Level...
Bishop Mangalinao said these steps are to ensure the safety of everyone and prevent the spread of the disease in schools
‘COVID-19 pushed 148 million Asians into poverty,’ says Oxfam
The region’s billionaires, however, grew their wealth by US$1.46 trillion, leading to a staggering rise in inequality
‘We must not lose our sense of humor’: Pope writes to...
Pope Francis confirmed that he saw the photo and even thanked Martínez-Brocal for his “noble” post
Outspoken news anchor reports from Myanmar’s jungles amid media crackdown
Each day, Htet Htet Eaindra Aung records a news segment in front of a greenscreen for online-only news outlets
Pope Francis: The Holy Spirit reforms the Church through the saints
In an audience with the religious order founded by Saint Cajetan, the pope underlined that “reform must begin with oneself”

















