Depression wears many faces. It isn’t always the stereotype of gloom and doom.
I help people transition—not just your ordinary kind of passage, but more like crossing over to the eternal, where there...
It’s been a difficult week not just for the country because of Typhoon “Glenda’s” fury, but for the world as well because of all the killings happening in Gaza. Today, as I write this, 298 lives have just been lost in a senseless tragedy that has all our hearts broken.
How does one stay emotionally and socially connected while being physically apart? Social and emotional connection are important elements in...
In December last year, I wrote about the 82 Days of Christmas project that the Assumption College High School Class of ’82 class launched for their beloved batchmate, Pilar Bustamante Estrella. At the time, Pilar had been battling cancer for 10 years.
“Now let us welcome the New Year, Full of things that have never been.” —Rainier Maria Rilke
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about aging. I suppose it comes with the territory of realizing that the big 5-0 is but a few weeks away.
“Caught in the crossfire” is how David (not his real name) describes the years before his parents decided to separate and eventually file for divorce.
In 1973, Sophie, Vivian, Nina, Binky, Marvy and Joji enrolled in the all-male Ateneo de Manila University in Quezon City—blazing the trail as the first six coeds of the Jesuit-run school.
It’s that time of the year when many of us troop to the memorial parks or columbariums to visit our departed loved ones.
