Tag: SW
Remaining Filipino in Gaza is religious nun
Authorities have “not established contact with her" but “indications are that the Filipino nun is safe" to complete her mission in Gaza
Echoes of Indigenous voices: Perspectives from Salesian mission field
It is vital to allow indigenous voices to lead these conversations, urging missionaries to adopt a posture of listening and learning
Filipino farmers call for immediate land distribution
Task Force Mapalad emphasized the urgency of President Marcos's intervention to ensure the rapid distribution of CARP-covered lands
Cardinal Bo: Lent is ‘365 days of real suffering’
Cardinal Charles Maung Bo said Lent teaches the human family great lessons about “liberation from oppression, self-purification, and hope”.
Groups praise SC’s protective writs to 2 environmental activists
The Supreme Court said that the activists had established that there were violations or threats to their “life, liberty, and security.”
Caritas Philippines demands nationwide mining moratorium
“We demand a moratorium to halt the ongoing damage and hold a national conversation. Is profit more important than people's lives?"
World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly puts spotlight on ‘loneliness,’...
The Holy See calls for a departure from a throwaway culture, urging believers to demonstrate "tenderness and affectionate attention"
NGCP told to ‘practice discipline’ to protect consumers
Energy industry regulators are urging utilities to charge only reasonable expenses to consumer electric bills
San Agustin Museum fights for cultural identity amid warming world
Due to age, many of these relics and religious artworks require extensive monitoring and climate control to keep them from deteriorating
IN PHOTOS: Catholic faithful commence this year’s Lenten journey
Ash Wednesday serves as a day of penitential prayer and fasting, with some opting to take a break from public activities
















