Tag: Newsletter
Photos: Families of victims of Philippines’ ‘war on drugs’ pick up...
Expired burial contracts mean that the remains would be dug up and thrown into a common pit for poor and forgotten people
Duterte ponders play for power as political exit looms
Duterte gave the strongest hint yet that he might seek the vice presidency, saying on Wednesday that he was "sold to the idea"
The vulnerability of child victims of sexual abuse
Victims of sexual abuse have to live with the memory, the secret and pain their whole lives
US COVID-19 cases rising, mostly among unvaccinated — officials
Around 93% of COVID-19 cases in recent days have occurred in counties with vaccination rates of less than 40%
Pope Francis names Jesuit cardinal to key synod on synodality position
Cardinal Hollerich will help to oversee the gathering of the world’s bishops in Rome
China’s WeChat deletes dozens of LGBTQ+ student, NGO accounts
Screenshots of notices sent to the holders of the deleted accounts said they had broken laws and regulations governing online content
Rain down justice on the earth
What is the new normal? It is something which we have totally sidelined – justice, solidarity, care
Spectators to face Olympic ban as Tokyo declares coronavirus emergency –...
If confirmed, the ban on spectators would mark the latest blow to the troubled Olympics, delayed by a year because of the pandemic
Philippine population hits 109 million
The 2020 Census of Population and Housing is the 15th Census of Population since 1903
Bishop David of Kalookan elected new president of Philippine bishops’ conference
The 62-year-old prelate has been serving as the conference's vice president since December 2017

















