By Herman M. Lagon In the vibrant and chaotic terrain of politics, one wonders at the relentless allegiance many people show toward politicians with d...
They say when something seems too good to be true, it usually is. Lately, a young inspirational speaker from Guimaras has become a social media darlin...
There is something almost wickedly appropriate about watching “Sampung Utos Kay Josh” on a Maundy Thursday, especially with your daughter curled besid...
Pope Francis, the beloved 266th head of the Catholic Church, passed away last Monday at the age of 88, and the world fell into a collective pause. For...
There is something deeply unnerving about walking into a classroom a week before elections and hearing college students shrug off voting as if it were...
Nestled in a quiet alley between Mapa and Ortiz Streets in downtown Iloilo City lies a local treasure that has no fancy signage or digital billboard, ...
In the heat of April, under the stifling sun of Antique, something far heavier than the climate settled over a small town graduation—a moment that was...
One of the bravest things you can do is walk away from distractions, petty conflicts, and toxic situations. It seems simple, but leaving can feel monu...
By Herman M. Lagon The Holy Week in the Philippines is a profoundly significant time, blending solemn religious observances with age-old superstitions...