Tag: Newsletter
‘Dark future’: The distress of Afghan women who can no longer...
The United Nations predicts half of Afghanistan's population could run out of food during the long, cold winter
Cardinal Sarah calls Catholic priests to spiritual renewal in new book
Families play an important role in supporting priests, encouraging people to invite priests into their homes to pray and converse
Vatican finance trial: Pope Francis’ role in London deal questioned by...
The Vatican tribunal met this week in the ongoing trial related to the Secretariat of State’s purchase of a London investment property
Incoming head of CBCP urges voters to pick ‘trustworthy’ candidates in...
Bishop David urged voters to never again neglect politics as an essential component of nation-building and for the common good
US prosecutors file sex trafficking charges against Filipino ‘Appointed Son of...
Pastor Quiboloy has been charged for coercing girls and young women to have sex with him under threats of “eternal damnation”
Manila archdiocese honors departed priests, religious, bishops
“We are standing on their shoulders for without them we would not have been here,” said Cardinal Advincula
Catholic, Protestant Church leaders warn Filipinos against attempts to ‘distort history’
"With the election season upon us, we underscore that every Filipino should assess and consider carefully what is true"
Pope Francis: St. Joseph teaches us to notice the people the...
St. Joseph “reminds each of us to value what others discard. In this sense, he is truly a master of the essential"
Church groups call on Comelec to decide on petition vs Marcos’...
Several groups have filed petitions before the poll body calling for the disqualification of Marcos from running for public office
Philippine Congress urged to call off moves to revive death penalty
The Commission on Human Rights has earlier also urged Congress to scrap all pending proposals seeking the reimposition of death penalty

















