Tag: Newsletter
4 Philippine dioceses still waiting for bishops
Archbishop Charles Brown, papal nuncio to Manila, assured that the nunciature is “working with urgency” to fill the vacancies
‘Sad, lonely feeling’: Tokyo man evicted twice, 50 years apart, for...
Across from the gleaming stadium, and just uphill from the site of his now-destroyed former home, is a small park with a set of Olympic rings
US Olympian takes her Catholic faith to Tokyo games
McCallum does not travel anywhere without her rosary and a special cross from her grandmother
In Thailand, hopes for a revival as tourists trickle back
Tourism ground to a halt last year when the government imposed tight entry requirements to keep out COVID-19
Pope Francis tells Catholic business leaders to invest in the common...
Pope Francis encourages business people to invest in "the common good, not hiding money in tax havens”
Philippines’ Catholic bishops set to elect new leaders during plenary assembly...
Preparations for the Synod of Bishops on synodality in the Vatican in 2023 will be on top of the agenda during the meeting
Philippine Protestant Churches urge gov’t to immediately release arrested pastors
The arrests "are reminiscent" of the days when church people "were arrested or killed for being vocal in their ministries for the poor"
Philippine capital may go underwater in 10 years, says Greenpeace report
A Greenpeace report says up to 1.54 million people out of the city’s population of 1.78 million will be most affected by rising water levels
Living without destructive plastic
Plastic pollution is destroying many creatures and poisoning our air and rivers and oceans and people don’t seem to care
From Manila to mission area, Bishop Pabillo ‘to live poor among...
Bishop Pabillo said the appointment humbled him after having served the Manila archdiocese for 15 years since he became auxiliary bishop


















