ON any ordinary day—whether you’re stuck in traffic in the city or sitting on a wooden bench in a quiet barangay—you’ll hear it: “Bahala na.”
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Pray then Act
I CAME across a daily online journal news which was headlined: PRAY THAT THE WORLD WILL SURVIVE ‘TRUMP-26’ – LACSON According to the news article,
Holy Week and the War Far Away
HOLY Week has a way of slowing us down. Even for people who are usually busy, distracted, or just trying to get through the day,
What the Faithful Can Do
THE world today feels heavily burdened, with escalating conflicts in the Middle East and a rising cost of living that weighs down communities everywhere. This
Staying grounded in uncertain times
BY now, you’ve probably felt it too—that small, almost unnoticeable tightening in your chest when you scroll through the news. Tensions rising in the Middle
Aid serving its purpose
EARLY this morning, as I browsed several online news sites, one story appeared consistently across them all — the impending and continuing increase in oil
When governance lines blur
IN many organizations—especially cooperatives and financial institutions—serious problems rarely begin with dramatic scandals or sudden collapses. More often, they creep in quietly. It might start
Lost Years
FOR nearly two thousand years, the name Jesus Christ has stirred something deep in the human heart—devotion in some, questions in others, hope in many.
Adding life to years, not years to life
WE live in an age obsessed with longevity. Everywhere you look, headlines promise “10 ways to live past 100,” and social media is flooded with