Tag: Newsletter
‘My Amanda’ at ang posibilidad ng buhay
Maraming posibilidad ang buhay at huwag nating hayaang nakakandado ang mga utak natin sa mga bagay o gawi na "pinaniniwalaan"
Vatican reveals property holdings for first time in transparency drive
Only about 14% of its Italian properties were rented at market rates, while the others were rented at cut rates, many to Church employees
Thousands evacuate homes as monsoon rains flood Manila, provinces
The national disaster agency said about 15,000 people, most of them from a flood-prone Manila suburb, had moved into evacuation centers
Hong Kong democracy activist: Most of my friends have been detained
More than 10,000 people have been arrested in Hong Kong since the 2019 anti-government protest movement
Fragments of leftovers
Look at grandparents who dote on their grandchildren as if they have not had enough of taking care of their own children
Lingayen-Dagupan designates church where Latin Mass can be celebrated
Archbishop Villegas said Latin Masses may be celebrated twice a month subject to the availability of the designated priests
Simple sharing
How often do we see the oppressed and the oppressor attending Mass together, as if one’s turmoil is not being caused by the other
Cardinal Bo: Multiply loaves of compassion; feed people with bread of...
These are apocalyptic times: starvation, struggle for oxygen, long queues in cemeteries and the persisting virus of conflict and poverty
Kalookan cathedral placed under ‘temporary lockdown’ starting Sunday, July 25
Bishop David said a guest priest, Father Manuel Jadraque Jr., MSP, who died Saturday morning, was found to be COVID-19 positive
Catholic bishop hits proposed gas-powered facility in central Philippines
Bishop Alminaza of San Carlos said the use of fossil fuels as energy sources “are specifically identified as forms of tyranny over creation”


















