Tag: Newsletter
Philippine communities urged to implement risk reduction strategies in wake of...
October 13 is International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction
European court rules Vatican cannot be sued in local courts over...
The Vatican cannot be sued in local courts for the actions of clerical abusers because it has sovereign immunity
Philippine Catholic Church to start synodal process Sunday, Oct 17
The challenges of the pandemic and the sexual and financial scandals in the Church and in government are among issues that will be discussed
14 parishes in northern Philippines affected by tropical storm ‘Maring’
The Cagayan River did not overflow but people are worried the river will rise when water comes down from the mountains
Radio Veritas Asia launches new mobile app
Cardinal Charles Maung Bo of Myanmar, FABC president, invited everyone to make the new app their “spiritual companion”
Bishop appeals to protect indigenous people, environment from dam project
"They need to be protected because their lives are being threatened by this kind of project,” said Bishop Valentin Dimoc
Philippine Catholic bishops mourn death of country’s human rights chief
Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo paid tribute to Gascon’s courage “at a time when ... violence are expressly encouraged by those in power"
Philippines gov’t defends press freedom after Maria Ressa wins Nobel Peace...
"Press freedom is alive and the proof is the Nobel Prize award to Maria Ressa," said presidential spokesman Harry Roque
Pope Francis reminds COP26 participants to do best for future generations
Pope Francis reminds those attending the COP26 summit to work for genuine ecological conversion and do their best for future generations
‘Church is and must be above all a family,’ says Korean...
Living as a synodal church will not be an effortless journey, but it means opening the doors to the Spirit for a new Pentecost


















