Tag: Newsletter
Court acquits 2 accused in Philippines’ first anti-terror law case
The two Aetas were the first to be charged for violating Republic Act 11479 or the country’s Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020
Photos: ‘Bakwit’ children finish school far from home
The children of the “Bakwit” School finished Grade 12 on July 17, 2021, at the University of the Philippines in Quezon City
Philippine health groups call on government to uphold ban on burning...
The proposed "Waste-to-Energy Act" in the Senate aims to allow the use of WTE facilities to manage waste treatment and disposal
Look at Jesus’ leadership style, bishop tells voters
In Christ, the goal of leadership is not to grab power but to serve, and he did it with humility, selfless love, and compassion
Metaphors of hope
If everyone found it difficult during the pandemic, much more so with these widows and mothers
Thailand reports record number of COVID-19 cases for fourth day
The Southeast Asian nation’s COVID-19 task force also announced 81 new deaths, bringing total fatalities to 3,422
Learn to switch off, says pope in first appearance at Vatican...
"Let us put a halt to the frantic running around dictated by our agendas. Let us learn how to take a break, to turn off the mobile phone"
Catholics react to Pope Francis’ restrictions on extraordinary form Masses
Many Catholics reacted strongly to the promulgation of Traditionis custodes, a motu proprio signed by Pope Francis on July 16
Bishop decries resumption of mining operations in Nueva Vizcaya
Bishop Jose Elmer Mangalinao of Bayombong said the “distressing” decision was made without proper public consultations
Death toll rises to 170 in Germany and Belgium floods
Hundreds of people were still missing or unreachable as several areas were inaccessible due to high water levels

















