Tag: Newsletter
World leaders urged ‘save humanity’ at climate summit
COP26 is being billed as vital for the continued viability of the Paris Agreement, which countries signed in 2015
Netflix pulls ‘Pine Gap’ episodes in Philippines over South China Sea...
The Department of Foreign Affairs had lodged a complaint over the map which included the nine-dash line
‘Real talk’ with a missionary priest on the synodal process
'The lay people are ahead in living the charism of the Holy Spirit than the priests who are worried about the low Sunday collections'
US President Joe Biden lauds Pope Francis, calls him man ‘of...
"This is a man who is someone who is looking to establish peace and decency and honor, not just in the Catholic Church but just generically"
‘Umalagad’: Remembering our beloved dead
We always know deep within us that our beloved dead are “umalagad,” our loved ones have always served both in life and in death
Years after tragedy, people in Bohol town rise from rubble with...
"In the midst of these trying times ... the only thing that matters, and the real treasure that we have right now, is our faith"
Vatican gives dioceses more time to consult Catholics ahead of Synod...
Bishops’ conferences around the world would now have until Aug. 15, 2022, to submit summaries of their consultations
Hopes high as tourists touch down for Thailand re-opening
The pandemic hammered the kingdom's tourism-reliant economy, which last year saw its worst performance since the 1997 Asian financial crisis
Elections in Bangsamoro region in Mindanao postponed to 2025
The election is a key provision in a 2014 peace agreement aimed at ending conflict and is due to take place in May 2022
Pope Francis: Read, reread, and be passionate about the Gospel
The pope said that familiarity with Sacred Scripture leads to intimacy with God


















