Likelihood of revenge
On July 6, 2026, the Senate opened the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, placing one of the country’s strongest 2028 presidential contenders before a tribunal that could ultimately end her political career....
The gospel of the crumbs
THIS is about the beautiful Gospel scene (Mt. 15:21-28) where a Canaanite woman, an outsider to Israel, approaches Jesus with unwavering hope, pleading for her daughter tormented by a demon.
She meets what appears to...
Ne obliviscamur
The term is a Latin phrase in the first-person plural subjunctive, meaning literally “that we do not forget” or “lest we forget,
In the Philippines, calamity is not rare — it is routine. Floods in...
Less stress, more success: How companies are helping employees find their balance
Let’s face it: life can feel like a never-ending to-do list. Between work deadlines, family commitments, social obligations, and personal goals, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and stressed out. But what if your job...
Progress-destruction clash
In 2018, the Philippines closed Boracay for six months after years of uncontrolled development and inadequate sewage treatment turned its famous waters into what the president called a “cesspool.” That moment exposed an uncomfortable...
When things go off plan: How great leaders guide teams through change and chaos
Let’s be honest — nobody likes a crisis. They show up unannounced, throw everything into confusion, and leave you scrambling to figure out what just happened. But the truth is, challenges and unexpected events...