Tag: Newsletter
Junta soldiers raid Church-run health clinic in Myanmar, arrest doctors, nurses
A human rights group condemned the attack, saying it is a violation of international humanitarian laws
Manila prelate reminds Filipinos to look into political candidates’ track record,...
He reiterated his call for the faithful to form “circles of discernment” to guide them in their choice of candidates
Philippines accuses China of ‘harassment’ in disputed sea
Tensions over the resource-rich waters have spiked in the past week after Chinese coastguard ships fired water cannon at Philippine boats
Relic of Saint John Paul II stolen from historic basilica
The relic, which came to Argentina from Poland in 2016, consists of a drop of the blood of Saint John Paul II
Rights group calls for resumption of ICC probe into Philippines’ ’crimes...
The ICC Office of the Prosecutor temporarily suspended its investigative activities in the Philippines on November 18
Church official backs labor groups’ call for wage hike
“Whatever is fair and just ought to be given to our workers,” said Father Jerome Secillano
Pope Francis tells young adults to hold onto hope as Advent...
“The feast of the Birth of Christ does not clash with the trial we are experiencing, because it is the feast of compassion"
Thousands of flood victims in Indonesia still in need of help
Several places remained under a two-meter deep water, making it difficult for volunteers to distribute relief aid
India arrests prominent Kashmir rights activist
An arrest warrant shows that Khurram Parvez was arrested under various sections of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act
Pope Francis receives credentials of new Philippine envoy to Holy See
As envoy to the Holy See, Myla Grace Ragenia Macahilig will have concurrent jurisdiction over the Sovereign Order of Malta

















