Tag: SW
Being green and ordinary
One of the more positive connotations of green is hope, probably emanating from the color of newly sprung leaves
Youth, women empowerment issues raised at Asian bishops’ general conference
The day’s discussions focused on the “concerns for, and role of, the youth in the Church” and “new pathways for the role of women"
Cebu archbishop warns against ‘culture of comfort’
“I’m afraid the world has become a world where we seek the culture of comfort,” said Archbishop Jose Palma
Catholic bishop calls for end to killings in wake of shooting...
The National Capital Region Police Office noted that the crime rate in the Philippine capital decreased this year by at least four percent
Photos: ‘One Million Children Praying the Rosary’
A million children around the world joined the international prayer campaign “One million children praying the Rosary”
I make my own rainbows
These symbols of hope are around us, present and constantly assuring us that all is not lost in spite of the bigger and ruthless opponents
Justice for the rich, (in)justice for the poor
"Justice is not just getting a fair hearing in court. That is the least we can expect from society — which the poor do not even get"
Cardinal Bo of Myanmar urges fellow Asian Church leaders to move...
Cardinal Charles Maung Bo of Myanmar said the Asian Church “stands in front of the burning bush of existential problems of Asia”
Governments worldwide, including Philippines, fueled ‘inequality explosion’ during pandemic
The country’s performance under “Reducing inequality through progressive spending” dropped from a rank of 99 in 2020 to 106 this year
Pope Francis urges Asian bishops to recognize important role of laity...
The Church in Asia “was being called to be more authentically the Church of the poor” and “the Church of the young”


















