Tag: Newsletter
Diocese of Kalookan launches campaign to feed poor during lockdown
The Diocese of Kalookan covers the three cities of Caloocan, Malabon, and Navotas in the national capital region
Complaining people
We must take a chance at trusting the prophets, even if they have to lead us through the desolate desert of unconditional selflessness
Food for the Gods
In the Eucharist, we discover the food that nourishes us for eternity: love, unconditional love, total self-giving
Faith-based groups, indigenous communities launch ‘Asian School of Wisdom’ in Thailand
The institution aims to shape “youthful and learning communities” that will live in “authentic dialogue-based partnership” with communities
Thousands displaced as floods hit Bangladesh Rohingya camps
Nearly one million Rohingya live in crowded camps in the border district of Cox's Bazar, the world's largest refugee settlement
Pope Francis thanks South Korea’s bishops for US$1M COVID-19 vaccine donation
The collection of funds to help pay for COVID-19 vaccines in poor countries is part of the Church in South Korea’s activities for its jubilee
Human trafficking ‘still thrives’ in Philippines, says interfaith movement
The Philippine situation is “aggravated" by poverty as families struggle to survive from the economic backlash of the pandemic”
Green groups rebrand movement to carry title of pope’s encyclical on...
The Global Catholic Climate Movement announced on July 29 that it will now be known as the “Laudato Si Movement”
Unfazed by failure, faith-based groups press for peace talks between gov’t,...
PEPP leaders say they will continue to press for peace negotiations even after President Rodrigo Duterte ends his term in 2022
Reporting abuse should be as easy as making a call
Child abuse is almost as frequent as sending a text message. Reporting child abuse should be as frequent as making a phone call.


















