Always be prepared for the worst scenario
WE can somehow draw this conclusion after reading that gospel episode where Christ asked Peter three times whether he, Peter, truly loved Christ. (cfr...
Fr. Roy CimagalaMay 22, 20263 min
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WE can somehow draw this conclusion after reading that gospel episode where Christ asked Peter three times whether he, Peter, truly loved Christ. (cfr...
A new science-policy brief from the Oscar M. Lopez Center, written with De La Salle University, puts a number on something farmers have known forever:...
One quiet tragedy in today’s political culture is how difficult sensible disagreement has become online. Public discussions online have become harder ...
“We are each other’s harvest; we are each other’s business; we are each other’s magnitude and bond.” – Gwendolyn Brooks ALTHOUGH many politically matu...
Resilience is defined as being able to withstand or recover from difficulties quickly. This is a demanding virtue because you don’t just withstand or...
U.S. musician and author Ted Gioia argues in his excellent book “Music: A Subversive History” (2019): “At every stage in human history, music has been...
THAT’S when whatever causes us pain, suffering and sorrow is referred and united to the saving passion, death and resurrection of Christ. That sorrow,...
Two men shook hands inside the Great Hall of the People last Thursday, and somewhere between the toasts and a walled tour of Zhongnanhai, the United S...
Ni John Iremil Teodoro BËKËT gid daad it makatarungan ukon patas sa mga matuod nga alibangbang kon tawgon natën si Senadora Loren Legarda nga politica...