After she was gone: A granddaughter’s landing for grief
Grief is a sneaky thing.
When we went home to Tacloban on January 22, you were still full of wit and life. You bantered with us, asked for chicharon, and slipped easily into our Sagkahan...
From aKin to aTin: Embracing Kapwa in the Journey of Abundance
Among the classes that completed SALDiWA, including our very own SALDiWA 59, tales of struggle and hardship are all too common.
Career officers often recount the absence of food, the toll of sleepless nights, the...
Selfish interests
The hearings are broadcast live: lawmakers thundering at each other, congressmen pounding tables, television anchors counting the votes like it’s a championship match. Meanwhile, the same country that funds the spectacle continues to wait...
The water that springs into life eternal
THAT’S Jesus Christ, of course. That image of him is highlighted in that gospel episode where Christ, tired from his journey, stopped by a well in Sichar and met a Samaritan woman whom he...
A Distant War, still hits close
Eastern Visayas must recognize that global conflicts are not just “their problem.” They are ours too, in ways subtle but significant!
When news breaks of escalating conflict between Iran, the United States, and Israel, many...