‘Ang pag-aasawa’y ’di biro’
Gut FeelBy Minyong Ordoñez
Di tulad ng kanin na isusubo at iluluwa kung mapaso. May crucifixion na naman ang Catholic church. Katatapos lang ng birth control (RH Bill), eto na ang kasunod, divorce!
Di tulad ng kanin na isusubo at iluluwa kung mapaso. May crucifixion na naman ang Catholic church. Katatapos lang ng birth control (RH Bill), eto na ang kasunod, divorce!
The administration of the University of Santo Tomas (UST) administration canceled a forum with senators as guests that was to be held on Friday because of the presence of candidates who supported the reproductive health bill, which has already been signed into law.
For the national crime wave to stop. Filipinos may have gotten used to crime and violence that not many seem to have noticed there’s a crime wave sweeping the nation for some time now.
Businesswoman and former Las Piñas Representative Cynthia Villar, wife of Sen. Manny Villar, recently took a stand in the raging debate on the Reproductive Health (RH) bill. At the risk of alienating pro-choice and progressive women’s groups, the senatorial aspirant described herself as “pro-life.”
There’s a huge “Catholic conscience” segment that condemns the immorality of abortifacient usage and the mindset of committing abortion when fair or foul means fail.
I belong to a family of medically-inclined individuals. My late grandfather was a doctor. He started Sta. Rita Hospital in our hometown. As majority of my relatives are healthcare professionals, they took over from my grandfather and later renamed it Dr. Eutiquio Atanacio Memorial Hospital, in honor of our beloved old man.
It was a scene straight out of a movie. It is 1975. My mother and I are visiting her friend who has just given birth at the Makati Medical Center. I am 10 and my inquisitive nature has me heading for the hospital nursery.
The raging controversy over the Reproductive Health (RH) bill has forced the Senate to tackle a subject normally left in the hands of religious clerics: “When does life begin?” It is a question which has been debated by various philosophers and religious thinkers since ancient times, but to which there is no generally accepted answer, [...]
Last week, I was with a group discussing the art exhibit controversy in the CCP. This led to a discussion on other divisive issues that involved the Catholic Church.
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