Curing our blindness
THAT gospel episode about Christ curing a man born blind (cfr. Jn 9,1-41) reminds us that given the truth of our faith that we are supposed to live a spiritual and supernatural life with...
Surviving the war
Oil prices begin to climb the moment war intensifies in the Middle East, and the tremor is felt immediately in countries that import fuel. When that happens, every bus fare, market delivery, and electric...
Why is God so forgiving?
AND why should we, like God, be forgiving also? These questions can rise after reading that gospel episode where St. Peter asked Christ how many times should he forgive someone who has offended him....
The trailblazing impact of women entrepreneurs on economy and society
Women entrepreneurs are increasingly becoming pivotal figures in shaping the global economy and transforming societies. Their impact extends beyond mere economic gains, fostering job creation, driving innovation, and empowering other women to pursue their...
Fuel Hoarding and the Economy
Mas maupay diri la anay kita magbaligya, para humataas na an presyo, darudako an ganansya! (Alleged whispers from the Gas dealer to his pump attendant.)
When gasoline dealers deliberately hold back their supply and wait...
Selfish interests
The hearings are broadcast live: lawmakers thundering at each other, congressmen pounding tables, television anchors counting the votes like it’s a championship match. Meanwhile, the same country that funds the spectacle continues to wait...