Tag: Newsletter
Philippines’ Duterte defends ‘war on drugs’ before UN General Assembly
"Those found to have acted beyond bounds during operations shall be made accountable before our laws," said Duterte
In climate landmark, China promises to end coal funding overseas
China is still investing in coal and is by far the largest funder of coal projects in developing countries
Batanes bishop reminds faithful to be steadfast in faith
The bishop lamented the surge of COVID-19 cases on the island, which is still reeling from the devastation wrought by typhoon “Kiko”
Cardinal Advincula on ‘road to recovery’; seminary in Quezon City hit...
At least 25 of the 59 individuals in the Christ the King Mission Seminary in Quezon City contracted COVID-19, say authorities
8 elderly nuns in religious convent in Manila succumb to COVID-19
The nuns were between 80 and 90 years old and were among the 62 sisters who were earlier reported to have been infected with COVID-19
Burn in hell: French monks set fire to 5G masts
The monks admitted they set fire to 5G mobile network masts to draw attention to the new technology's alleged health risks
Theologians told: See ‘contemporary challenges in light of the Wisdom of...
“This missionary calling is directed above all towards the crucified of our age -- the poor, the weak, the oppressed....”
Myanmar’s Suu Kyi goes on trial for incitement, pleads not guilty
Suu Kyi and her National League for Democracy were deposed by the military in a February coup
Church, rights groups remind Filipinos to learn lessons of martial law
The martial law years under Marcos were considered to be the darkest years of the country with about 70,000 people imprisoned
Photos: Remembering those who stood for freedom
On Sept. 21, 2021, activists and human rights workers offered wreaths for those who fought for freedom during the years of martial law


















