Beware of certain ‘truths’
By Fr. Roy Cimagala WE have to be careful with those truths in quotation marks. They may cite data and facts, they may even invoke some words of the B...
Staff ReporterMay 2, 20263 min
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By Fr. Roy Cimagala WE have to be careful with those truths in quotation marks. They may cite data and facts, they may even invoke some words of the B...
Labor Day in the Philippines has always carried two moods. On the surface, it looks like a pause—banners, speeches, maybe even a long weekend if one i...
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There is a quiet truth in Philippine higher education that rarely finds its way into graduation speeches or glossy brochures: where you study still sh...
In Iloilo City, the word “bolantero” has recently escaped the boundaries of casual speech and entered public discourse with unusual intensity. It has ...
The guests had not yet arrived. The party hasn’t started yet. There was only the house, the food, and the assurance that soon everything would be shar...
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