Tag: Newsletter
‘Faith’ still among top keywords in Philippines’ social media posts
Keywords related to the Holy Week observance have been on top of all keyword categories during the month of April
Catholic faithful urged to join observance of Laudato Si’ Week
Laudato Si' Week coincides with the sixth anniversary on May 24 when Pope Francis finished writing the encyclical
Greenpeace says Asian Development Bank’s new draft energy policy misses mark
Greenpeace says ADB's draft police "falls short and completely misses the mark in responding to this decade’s realities"
Mothers of victims of Philippines’ ‘drug war’ remember children on Mother’s...
"Even if justice seems to be elusive for now, we will not lose hope that one day, someday, we will attain it"
Italy’s ‘boy judge’ killed by mafia beatified for being ‘martyr of...
Known as the "boy judge" because he looked younger than his 37 years, Rosario Livatino had led many investigations into the mob
Myanmar poet dies after being detained, his family says
Khet Thi penned the line "They shoot in the head, but they don't know the revolution is in the heart."
Hong Kong authorities ban books of six authors critical of government
Authorities has ordered library staff to remove copies of nine books by six authors because the titles had to undergo government review
Spotlight: A place of worship and vaccination
A Catholic church near Bangkok's biggest slum is helping to fight the pandemic by hosting a COVID-19 vaccination center
Catholic church agency urges Filipinos to register for 2022 national elections
On Sunday, May 9, churches across the country rang their bells to remind voters to exercise their right to vote next year
Archdiocese of Manila remembers those who succumbed to COVID-19
The “Mass for the Dead” was preceded by a three-day prayer for health frontliners, for the sick, and for those who died

















