DUMAGUETE does not have a shortage of people who want to lead. We have people who want the title, the position, the photograph, the ribbon-cutting,
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When we act as if God owes us
THE parable of the wicked tenants (Mt. 21:33-43) is one of Christ’s most uncomfortable stories because it exposes a temptation that never grows old: the
“The pambasang aso”
INSTEAD of testifying in the impeachment trial, and be subjected to a grueling cross-examination by the defense lawyers, the pambansang aso opted to withdraw and
When Everyone Has an Opinion
WE live in an age when everyone has a microphone. It sits in our pockets, lights up our faces, and waits patiently for our next
Do what the Father wants
TALK is cheap. Obedience is priceless. That is the sharp edge of Christ’s parable in Matthew 21:28-32. A father asks two sons to work in
Bendalo at its worst
CAN you imagine a group of senators entertaining the thought that they can just as easily change or amend a clear provision of the constitution
Who Says Young People Own the Future?
WE often hear people say — “The youth are the future.” It sounds inspiring. It looks good on posters, speeches, campaign slogans, and graduation ceremonies.
Contentment begins where comparisons end
ONE of the quickest ways to lose our peace is to compare ourselves with others. Someone earns more. Someone gets promoted faster. Someone seems more
The amicus as neutral and impartial
THE jury selection in the US for criminal cases is one very crucial factor in both the prosecution and the defense. Either side doesn’t want
Beyond the Balance Sheet: The True Measure of Cooperative Success
DCCCO: Committed to Strong Governance for Sustainable Growth and an Inclusive Future It sounds like the language of boardrooms, policies, audits, strategic plans, and organizational