Tag: Newsletter
Vincentian Life Series 2026 | I was sold to a fisherman
“I was sold to a fisherman,” Vincent said, “but as I have always been a bad sailor, he was soon obliged to get rid of me to an old alchemist”
Bishop Mesiona says Pag-asa church may begin as mission station
Bishop Mesiona says proposed Pag-asa church will likely begin as mission station serving island’s Catholic community.
The curious case of just energy transition in the Philippines
No more delays, no to greenwashing, no to false solutions. The JET in the Philippines must be genuinely launched as soon as possible
Personal reminder of journalism’s duty as funding crisis looms for BBC...
For communities committed to truth, dialogue, and solidarity, the survival of trusted global journalism is not merely a political matter, it is a moral one
Pope at Angelus: This Lent, make your life a unique masterpiece
Pope Leo XIV says the Lenten season offers the faithful the opportunity to let the Lord cleanse them, cooperate better with God
EDSA@40: Post-transfiguration blues
As we celebrate our forty years, we take the power again into our hands in order to transfigure this ravaged land
Caritas Philippines calls for widening democratic space, not restricting it, on...
Church leader urges wider democratic space at EDSA anniversary, warning against restrictions on peaceful assembly and remembrance
IN PHOTOS: Filipino Muslims enter holy month of fasting and spiritual...
Faithful observe dawn-to-sunset fasting, evening prayers and shared meals as Ramadan opens a month of reflection and compassion
‘Moral fatigue’ threatens nation, CBCP prexy says ahead of Edsa anniversary
“The greatest danger today is not only historical distortion, but moral fatigue,” he said, urging citizens to safeguard freedom and truth
Explosions on Ash Wednesday renew plea for peace along Thai-Myanmar border
Myanmar airstrikes echoed into Thailand’s Mae Sot on Ash Wednesday, disrupting Lent and underscoring fragile border peace


















