Tag: Newsletter
Days of light and darkness in the Catholic Church
Church leaders are still striving to prevent shame and embarrassment by hiding away the abusers and the records of crimes against children
Pope Francis defends conscientious objection to abortion, euthanasia
Protection of one’s conscience is the ethical right of every health professional, and can never be negotiated
Taiwan building inferno kills 46, dozens injured
The fire appears to be Taiwan's deadliest in years. The last fire of a similar magnitude was in 1995, when 64 people died.
US Catholic sites suffered more than 100 acts of vandalism, arson...
Church authorities began tracking the attacks on churches in May 2020, and now says that at least 101 incidents have occurred in 29 states
Catholic churches in northern Philippines open doors to storm victims
Authorities said the death toll in the wake of "Maring" rose to 30 while a total of 50,040 families or 194,677 people were displaced
Responding to the cry of the poor
An urgent change in our lifestyle and attitude towards creation is necessary for healing to take place
Tacloban’s Sto. Niño Church to be elevated to an archdiocesan shrine
Archbishop John Du has approved the petition to raise the parish to an archdiocesan shrine status
Danish artist tries to reclaim Tiananmen tribute from Hong Kong University
The artist of the "Pillar of Shame" said he isn't being given enough time to remove the sculpture
Jesuit schools in Mindanao offer campuses as voter registration sites
The Mindanao Consortium of Ateneos offered its campuses to serve as voter registration sites
Pope Francis: The Gospel opens every culture to greater freedom in...
Pope Francis said that culture by its very nature is always in “continual transformation”


















