Tag: Newsletter
Pope Francis praises martyred Korean priest at Vatican Mass
Pope Francis called the saint a tireless apostle of evangelization, even “in difficult times"
Vatican disciplines Polish archbishop after abuse cover-up investigation
As a result, the 83-year-old was ordered to "live in the spirit of penance and prayer"
Philippines sees record COVID-19 infections but gov’t eases restrictions in Metro...
The health department confirmed 17,231 new cases and 317 fatalities, the highest daily death toll in four months
Pope Francis calls for personal responsibility in post-pandemic world
“What is needed above all is someone who has the courage to say 'I' with responsibility," said the pontiff
Bishop warns reclamation project to turn coastal system into ‘underwater cemetery’
Bishop Cortes said even if the intention of the project promotes “economic exchange,” it would lead to an “ecological crisis”
Philippines eases restrictions in national capital despite rising number of COVID-19...
The country is battling a renewed surge in infections and deaths, partly driven by the more contagious Delta variant
Standing for the rights of indigenous people
This month, the world marks 500 years since the Aztec civilization in South America was wiped out by the Spanish conquistadors
Cebu archbishop reminds priests not to use pulpit to preach against...
Archbishop Jose Palma of Cebu reminded priests that the Catholic Church "recommends vaccination" against COVID-19
World leaders out of excuses on climate change, say youth activists
Children were more at risk than adults in the "increasingly unrecognizable" world they stood to inherit
Aid to the Church in Need raises concern for human rights...
Aid to the Church in Need warned that religious freedom "will be particularly under threat" under the Taliban


















