NATION, WOVEN
From malong to inaul, Filipinos showed Cairo a country that still knows how to weave itself together.
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From malong to inaul, Filipinos showed Cairo a country that still knows how to weave itself together.
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For us romantics, the flip side to this coin is that romance can bloom in all its splendor and overcome storms that life inevitably brings.
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Brides are usually the picture of perfection on their wedding day. White gown, veil, train and all. But heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury’s eldest…
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A peaceful, more sophisticated side of Bohol can be found in a serene sanctuary along the sunlit shores of Panglao, where powder-white sand meets the soft…
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Penitencia or penitence is the operative word during the season of Lent. During this period, the Catholic faithful is encouraged to make sacrifices. Fasting.…
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'This is more than just a source of income. It gives our communities pride and ensures that our traditions continue for future generations.'
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Looking back, those Holy Weeks were more than spectacles. They were lessons in devotion, sacrifice, and community.
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There are more than a dozen Malous and Marilous in local entertainment. Some have inserted the letter H to their names. Adding H to nicknames became a trend…
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A day-by-day guide on customs, foods, and superstitions for Lunar New Year
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The Philippine Merchant Marine Academy (PMMA), the country’s premier maritime institution, held its 206th Grand Alumni Homecoming at the PMMA campus in San…
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The town of Mogpog in Marinduque comes alive with the Kangga Festival, an annual celebration honoring its patron saint, San Isidro Labrador the Farmer. At the…
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Who said resolutions are only for boring, practical things?
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ZAMBOANGA CITY — As the clock strikes midnight on 31 December, Zamboanga City will welcome 2026 not with firecrackers, but with the rhythmic clang of pots and…
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Although 13 is considered by some to be an unlucky number, some Filipinos still prepare 13 fruits during the New Year.
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3…2…1… As the clock strikes midnight, homes across the Philippines erupt in laughter, cheer, and—sometimes—a chorus of excited shrieks as children and adults…
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The last day of the year usually has families busying themselves preparing for the start of another year.
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There is no oxymoron in this. The sound of firecrackers popping brings a sense of excitement and festivity, but it also brings peace to our hearts.
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The lechon sits at the centre of our holiday tables...and in my uneasy thoughts.
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