Tag: Newsletter
On Father’s Day, labor groups call for release of detained unionist...
At least 600 political prisoners are currently detained in various jails across the country, at least 60 of whom are considered sickly
Oxfam says more than 15,000 families displaced in Bangsamoro, calls for...
Oxfam said at least 15,000 families have already been displaced due to the armed conflict in the Bangsamoro region in recent months
Couples for Christ celebrates 40th anniversary
A Mass will be celebrated by Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, in Rome on June 26
Brazil passes half a million COVID-19 deaths, experts warn of worse...
Brazil has registered 500,800 deaths from 17,883,750 confirmed COVID-19 cases
People in Myanmar hold ‘flower protests’ for Suu Kyi’s 76th birthday
For decades a symbol of the fight for democracy under previous juntas, Aung San Suu Kyi often wore flowers in her hair
Spotlight: Remembering the dead as we await our own ‘transitus’
By strengthening our faith and by looking in the eyes of death with hope, we can conquer fear
‘The old things have passed away; a new world has come....
"Let us believe. Let us hope. Let the God of Moses who walked with the Israelites in the desert lead us to the promised land."
Pope Francis puts Robert Schuman, a father of Europe, on path...
Robert Schuman's work was instrumental in the founding of today's European institutions, such as the European Union
How to end child labor
With good people who are determined to end child labor, there is hope that child labor and exploitation can be reduced
Tempering the tempest
We must not demean modern forms of popular piety ... but we need to rethink its true meaning and purpose


















