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What began as a single opportunity in the mid-1980s evolved into a nationwide partnership rooted in shared values, trust and an unwavering commitment to…
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V-2 rockets, the first ballistic missile built and used by the German Nazi military against Allied targets in Europe during World War 2, killed about 9,000…
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Founded on 2 February 1941, the Philippine National Historical Society (PNHS) — the oldest extant organization of historians and history practitioners in the…
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LOS ANGELES — Jayson Vayson might find himself in the company of the immortals in the event he scores a staggering upset this Saturday in Indio.
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This ‘lifting up’ refers to the crucifixion of Jesus, which is not an end but a means of salvation. Through faith in him, those who believe can have eternal…
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To walk through Museo Iloilo is to step into a dialogue between the past and the present — a reminder that while time moves forward, culture, faith and…
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Mary is a model of obedience and faith. Through her ‘yes’ at the Annunciation, she accepted God’s will, allowing Jesus to be born and begin his redemptive work.
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It’s the fault of the networks. They turned these broadcasters into superstars.
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The Central United Methodist Church in Manila, the Philippines’ first Protestant congregation, celebrates its 125th year with a new book chronicling its…
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The greater we are, the humbler each and every one of us should be, instead of being prouder and more ambitious and greedy as how many in this world behave.
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Eala’s success is a testament to her dedication, her long hours of training at the Rafael Nadal Academy, and her relentless drive to improve.
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NEW YORK (AFP) — Coleman Wong claimed a slice of history at the US Open on Monday, becoming the first man from Hong Kong to win a Grand Slam singles match in…
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It’s not that the state lacks funds, but that it loses money into the pockets of thieving lawmakers, government engineers and conniving contractors .
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She’s happy so far with her new job and the people she works with in the network. But Malou, being Malou, will stop at nothing to bring the best out the…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. commemorated Ninoy Aquino Day on Thursday, calling the day a way to “govern with sobriety, conscience, and foresight.”
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Fifty-four years ago today — 21 August 1971 — marked one of the darkest nights in Philippine political history. What began as a routine Liberal Party campaign…
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