Tag: Newsletter
Pampanga archbishop recovers from COVID-19
Archbishop Florentino Lavarias of San Fernando will continue his mandatory quarantine in his residence
Philippine faith-based group calls for stop to ‘red-tagging’ of indigenous peoples
The group Living Laudato si’ said state forces should “dig into the roots of the marginalization and suffering” of indigenous communities
Franciscans appeal to Myanmar’s military to stop ‘hunger for blood’
The religious congregation also called for the release of civil leaders and activists, urging the military to uphold human rights
Pope Francis decries violence in the name of God as ‘greatest...
"Hostility, extremism and violence are not born of a religious heart: they are betrayals of religion" - Pope Francis
Rebuild my house
One challenge for parishes is to return to the basics of restoring not temples of stone but living temples in Christian communities
‘A Fortunate Man’ at ang mga sugat ng kahapon
Ang buhay ng tao, maging ang kanyang success, talino, at pagpupursige, ay bunga ng kanyang karanasan sa buhay at relasyon sa kapwa
Philippine ‘girl defenders’ call for urgent passage of bill ending child...
There are an estimated 726,000 child brides in the Philippines, making it the 12th highest in the world in terms of absolute numbers
Exhortation and example
The story of Jesus is the story of a courageous attempt to concretize the justice and peace of his Father’s kingdom
Pope, starting risky trip, urges Iraq to end violence
Pope Francis said he felt duty-bound to make an "emblematic" trip because the country "has been martyred for so many years”
Jesuit lawyer-priest, ‘constitutionalist’ Joaquin Bernas dies at 88
His death came two days after he was discharged from a hospital where he was admitted for more than a month due to an “infection”