Tag: Newsletter
Cardinal Tagle to lead beatification of French lay woman
Pauline Marie Jaricot was the founder of the Pontifical Society for the Propagation of Faith and the Association of Living Rosary
Remains of Philippines’ ‘drug war’ victims cremated after burial contracts expired
Seven urns were handed to five families of victims of the government’s “war on drugs” on Wednesday
Green group questions entry of new player in Philippine gas facility...
CEED said Malampaya Energy XP Pte. Ltd. “did not meet the standards" set by the Energy department on its financial and technical capability
Democracy languishes 30 years after Cambodia peace deal
Three decades after end of war, Cambodia's ruler has crushed all opposition, shattering hopes for a democratic future
Filipino survivor of online sexual exploitation bags international leadership award
Ruby received the award “for using her voice to help fuel a global movement to end the online sexual exploitation of children”
Waste watchdog appeals to Filipinos to avoid littering in cemeteries
The EcoWaste Coalition enjoins everyone "to leave nothing but flowers and prayers in the cemeteries"
Vatican meeting highlights ‘post-pandemic regeneration’
The meeting aims to look into how the world can go out of "so many global pandemics: poverty, injustice, inequality and wars”
Floods, landslides kill 116 in India and Nepal
Experts say that they were victims of ever-more unpredictable and extreme weather across South Asia in recent years
Pope Francis: Something is missing from the modern idea of freedom
Pope Francis said that the coronavirus pandemic had exposed a flaw in the dominant notion of liberty
Amnesty International calls for end to discrimination against Muslims in Sri...
The report said discrimination against Muslims has evolved from “a rising series of mob attacks ... into government policies" against Muslims


















