Tag: Newsletter
Philippine drug war review doubts police ‘self-defense’ claims
Most of the 52 cases reviewed by the Justice department were drug war operations that ended in the fatal shooting of the suspect
Vatican relaunches ‘Click To Pray’ app for synodal process
"Click To Pray" 2.0 is an updated digital app that can be downloaded on iOS and Android platforms
Filipino World War II veterans remembered; pandemic frontliners tagged as heroes
“We may live in relative peace ... but there remain current challenges we must face head on” - Gov Petilla of Leyte
All Philippine cemeteries closed from Oct 29 to Nov 2
People can, however, visit the tombs of their departed loved ones any day except from Oct 29 to Nov 2
Spanish prime minister pledges to outlaw prostitution
Spain is estimated to be one of the largest markets for prostitution in Europe
Teachers’ group dismayed over number of schools participating in face-to-face classes
The Department of Education said only 30 public schools will proceed to hold limited in-person classes starting November 15
Labor group decries ‘no vax, no work,’ ‘no vax, no salary’...
Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III urged workers to report employers that are imposing a “no vaccine, no salary” policy
Olympic flame arrives in Beijing after activists ramp up boycott calls
Activists grabbed the spotlight at Monday's lighting ceremony, unfurling a Tibetan flag and a banner that read "no genocide"
‘The charity of Christ urges us’
Hindi po maaring neutral ang kahit sinong Kristiyano sa gitna ng patayan, pagnanakaw at pagyuyurak sa karapatan ng iba
Vatican regulates the role of postulator in saints’ causes
The norms are part of the reform of the administration of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, which began in 2016

















