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As we reflect on the recent celebration of Philippine Independence Day, it is crucial to prioritize safeguarding our freedom

Eleven years ago I wrote a series on Zambales collaborators who sold out to the enemy. China had just grabbed Bajo de Masinloc.

Our convictions cannot be based on the changing political winds. For this country to mature, decisions have to be made based on principles

I often misplace my keys, wallet, pens, etc. But a short prayer to Saint Anthony will have frequently helped me remember where I place them

He called for a spiritual renewal among members of ecclesial movements, encouraging them to embrace humility and service

There were brave voices of prophets of peace and among the few, there was the persistent voice and protest action for human rights and peace

Archbishop Wells called for greater advocacy efforts to influence policies that promote economic justice and social inclusion

He described the grim realities of children forced to work in inhumane conditions, such as scavenging in garbage dumps

Francis added that “the Holy Spirit, who inspired the Scriptures … also makes them perennially living and active.”

The pope returned to the topic of the admission of men “with homosexual tendencies to seminaries, reiterating the need to welcome them