Tag: Newsletter
China says comics from South Korea should avoid promoting ‘separatism’ or...
China prohibits comics that are perceived as promoting religious movements banned as xie jiao, superstition, or “illegal” religion
Diocese of Lucena parish holds prayer rally to show opposition to...
The parish priest said the climate crisis "makes it clear that the use of coal and all other fossil fuels needs to end"
Lessons in leadership
Are we not so alarmed by the hidden motives of those who are presently running for power?
Philippine Catholic bishops: Synod must discern ‘signs of our times’
The bishops said they cannot also brush off “the erosion of ethical values and idolatry of relativism”
Pope Francis: Catholic social teaching has useful principles for popular movements
Pope Francis said we need to rely on the principles of solidarity and subsidiarity to carry out the mission of the Gospel in a concrete way
Pope Francis to meet 500 poor people in Assisi on Nov...
The encounter will take place as part of the Church’s celebration of the 5th annual World Day of the Poor, which falls on Nov 14
More people allowed to attend Mass, watch movies under eased health...
Churches will be allowed to open with 30 percent capacity as Metro Manila is placed under Alert Level 3 from October 16 to 31
Pope Francis’ visit to Timor-Leste depends on rate of COVID-19 vaccination
At last 490,000 people in Timor-Leste have already received the first dose of the vaccine and about 310,000 have completed the vaccination
PMPI welcomes UN recognition of healthy environment as fundamental right
The faith-based group said the UNHRC resolution is "a welcome development" for environmental advocates and human rights defenders
Groups tag ADB’s proposed energy policy as ‘climate mis-aligned’
The proposed police allows the bank to continuously support and finance fossil gas projects

















