We need to pray
IT’S amazing that Christ had to excuse himself from his very busy schedule in order to pray. He is God himself. He should have no need to pray. But as the gospel many times...
Low salaries, heavy workloads drive Filipino educators abroad
Tale of teachers’ diaspora
TACLOBAN CITY- Steven (not his real name) left his teaching job in Hilongos, Leyte, for the United States, drawn by the prospect of earning ten times his previous salary.
At 35, this...
Destructive politics
As it goes, the country’s political landscape is marred by the pursuit of power and personal gain, overshadowing genuine efforts to address the nation’s pressing issues. This culture of excessive politicking, where leaders prioritize...
Sharing globalists’ concerns
Influential figures, organizations, and think tanks that shape policies on a global scale are constantly scanning the horizon for threats that could upend the fragile systems keeping our world in balance. As I consider...
Treating everyone equally in different ways
WE are reminded of this duty in the second reading of the Mass of the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B. It’s from the Letter of St. James (2,1-5) There, St. James talks...
Embracing impact: Corporate social responsibility in driving change
The concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has emerged as a pivotal force driving social and environmental change. Beyond profit-driven motives, businesses are increasingly recognizing their role in contributing to a more sustainable and...