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Portrait of Paulo Flores

Paulo Flores

Paulo B Flores, a regular Sunday columnist, is an ordained Anglican priest. He had undegone PSBRC at the Police National Training Institute (PNTI), Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) as member of PSBRC Class 2003 Bravo, NCRPO. He is pursuing his studies (General Theology Program) and preparing for both Canon Law and Civil Law as he serves the Church here in Metro Manila.

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Looking forward and beyond 2026

Looking forward and beyond 2026

The year ahead calls not for complacent optimism, but for disciplined, coordinated, and reform-driven action across government, business and civil society.

Holy Family serves as our model

Holy Family serves as our model

The family of Mary, Joseph, and Jesus, despite its turbulent existence, remains a very concrete model for every human family.

Loving, responsive obedience to God

Loving, responsive obedience to God

A heart filled with love for God and our fellow human beings is the birthday gift which Jesus really wants from us.

Joy of Advent

Joy of Advent

In the end the Lord is always with us and we can expect joyfully and hopefully His return to this world.

Friendship without benefits

Friendship without benefits

Why are Philippine officials essentially surrendering the sovereignty of the Philippines at no benefit to the Filipino people?

Marks of new beginnings

Marks of new beginnings

Through Israel as the first example, ultimately, all the people of all the nations would be gathered together to praise the Lord their God.

‘Pax Christi in regno Christi’

‘Pax Christi in regno Christi’

We surrender our lives to Jesus every day when we give priority to His teaching in our daily choices, especially in moral decisions.

What is truly right and just

What is truly right and just

God is a loving and just God who does not overlook injustice and evil, and He is also a loving and caring God Who knows righteousness and justice in those who…

Who is afraid of Zaldy Co?

Who is afraid of Zaldy Co?

Everyone was surprised when Rondain said that even before he became a congressman, Co was already worth P4.1 billion.