Tag: Newsletter
Pope on Iran: Peace not built with mutual threats or death-dealing...
Pope Leo XIV appeals for nations to recall their moral responsibility to seek peace, as violence escalates in the Middle East
Catholic educators call for broader anti-dynasty ban as Senate panel backs...
Catholic educators urge broader anti-dynasty ban, warning Senate’s second-degree limit may preserve entrenched family political control
Marcos appoints Lotilla as envoy to Holy See after confirmation bypass
Marcos appoints bypassed environment chief Raphael Lotilla as ambassador to the Holy See; Cuna named acting DENR secretary
Pilgrimage to bring St. Francis relic to parishes nationwide
The pilgrimage, called “Lakbay ni Francisco,” was formally launched Feb. 21 at St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Mandaluyong City
SPOTLIGHT: Washing mud from their eyes
Bringing light of hope in flood-devasted Diocese of Sibolga, Indonesia
What Lent actually costs me
For me, it is blood. Quiet, ordinary, and mine to give. Yours will be something different. But I think it needs to be something
Cebu archbishop urges moral conversion at 40th EDSA anniversary Mass
The archbishop said the spirit of EDSA remains a living moral demand four decades after the uprising that toppled the Marcos dictatorship
Manila archdiocese opens spiritual liberation center amid rise in exorcism cases
They said the facility will also serve as a place of prayer and pastoral accompaniment for those seeking spiritual healing
Suffering of abused children, injustice they face
This crime is more widespread now, due in great part to child sexual abuse materials circulating on various social media platform
Japan Church leader says abuse ‘deeply hurt victims,’ pledges continued reform
Tokyo archbishop apologizes for clergy sexual abuse, acknowledges institutional limits, and pledges continued safeguarding reforms


















