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The Promise
In many places, this Sunday is Mother’s Day, providing a moment to thank God for our mothers and reflect on their nurturing love, which mirrors God’s care.
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food for the soul vol. 3
Love is not reciprocal It is unconditional Love is blind to the peripheral It sees only the essential.
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Life, death and statistics
If we want immortality, the only way to do that is to create an impact through ideas, investments, infrastructure and teachings which over time compound and…
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Faith in God, faith in Jesus
The Gospel encourages us to live in a way that reveals the invisible God, making the Church a sanctuary of mercy in a troubled world.
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Close but no cigar
We Filipinos understand failure; we live with it, joke about it and turn it into karaoke by midnight.
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What we hope they keep learning
Education does not merely fill the mind with lessons. It forms in us the capacity to recognize what is good, what is worthy of respect, and what can be…
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Scary electric bills
People don’t care about political battles. They just want to turn on their electric fan or air conditioner without going broke.
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Hope behind walls
When corrections and community move together, rehabilitation goes beyond rhetoric — it becomes fact.
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Pope Leo‘s mosque visit
Our national story has long included difficult, imperfect, but real attempts to live across religious differences without reducing one another to caricature.
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3rd Sunday of Easter
A reflection on Acts 2, Psalm 16, 1 Peter 1, and Luke 24 highlights the Resurrection of Christ, the Emmaus encounter, and the call to faith, mission, and hope…
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IGNITION: What to do in the New Moon period
Our old selves have already been dissolving while a new one is being built. Like freshly tilled soil in the process of the planting season, the new is now…
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What came after Bataan
There is another kind of courage less often spoken of, the kind that comes after visible courage. My grandfather, Rufino Navarro, had this courage.
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Faith, fairways, reflection
Holy Week invites us to see golf in a slightly different light. Not as an escape from real life, but sometimes as a mirror of it.
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Holy Thursday
The Lenten season embodies selflessness and sacrifice. External circumstances may shake it, but the core values of compassion, community and faith remain…
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Between the beach and the Cross
As children, we did not fully understand the theology behind it. But we understood the silence. It was not empty — it was heavy, meaningful, almost sacred.
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