Tag: Newsletter
Despair as families shift through rubble of deadly Pakistan quake
At least 20 people, including six children, were killed in the quake that hit just after 3:00 a.m.
Children are the most important of all — Jesus
Father Cullen says that victims of clerical child abuse in the Philippines are paid off or intimidated not to file or pursue charges
‘An amazing ride’: study offers dengue treatment hope
Tests in cell cultures and mice found that a newly identified compound can effectively disarm dengue
Philippine labor groups call for ‘wage, job security’ on World Day...
There are about 6.9% or 3.1 million jobless Filipinos based on data from the Philippine Statistics Authority
Use social media for good in 2022 elections, bishop reminds Filipinos
Filipinos spend an average of four hours and 15 minutes each day on social media, topping the global usage rankings
ASEAN in talks to bar Myanmar junta chief from summit; US...
ASEAN members have voiced disappointment over the Myanmar junta's reluctance to abide by a five-point plan reached by the group in April
Pope creates new Vatican foundation for Catholic hospitals facing financial difficulties
The pope took the step in “the light of financial difficulties faced by a number of Catholic health facilities run by religious orders"
Reading, storytelling program aims to empower remote communities
Each “Book Nook” will also serve as a “culture space” for storytelling, arts and crafts, reading and writing workshops
Puerto Princesa bishop calls on people to get vaccinated against COVID-19
Bishop Socrates Mesiona urged the faithful to get vaccinated to hasten the return to normal life
Philippine Church leaders remind Filipino voters of ‘sacredness’ of vote
The religious leaders made the statements as candidates for next year’s polls file their certificates of candidacy this week


















