Tag: Newsletter
Pope Francis: Complaining is ‘poison’ for the heart
According to Pope Francis, it is easy to spend time assigning blame, “but spending time blaming others is wasting time.”
Dozens of civilians die following military interrogations in Myanmar, says report
The report said at least 41 people who have been questioned as suspects by the authorities have died in detention centers
What’s in a bubble?
The bubble metaphor is important because it is the dominant frame of President Rodrigo Duterte’s militarized approach to the pandemic.
Metro Manila lengthens strict quarantine restrictions as COVID-19 cases surge
President Rodrigo Duterte has lengthened coronavirus restrictions in the national capital region and some provinces as the Philippines logged a new record in daily...
Bishop Jaucian of Bangued tests positive for COVID-19
The Philippines recorded its highest-ever daily tally of COVID-19 cases on Saturday at 19,441
Duterte lifts ban on casinos on Boracay island
Casino operations should follow coronavirus restrictions and keep children away from gambling activities, said the president's spokesman
Pope Francis accepts resignation of Australian bishop probed for sexual abuse
Australian Bishop Christopher Alan Saunders was under investigation for allegations of sexual misconduct
Cebu archbishop joins calls to stop Dumaguete reclamation project
Archbishop Palma said the Church is “not against development as it is,” but it “cannot be undertaken to cater and benefit only a few”
Spiritual waste management
It is most certainly hard to see God when we are so full of spiritual trash inside
This is not about saving the world as we know it
We need to rediscover our humanity. We need to accompany the solutions we implement with ecologically-sound human values.

















