Maintaining peace within any relationship can be difficult. The challenge can feel even more intense in Christian communities, as faith asks us to go beyond just getting along: It calls
Kaye Tinga said that when she was elected president of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), she realized that there’s more to it than being the country’s premiere performing
The Press Photographers of the Philippines (PPP) will stage an Art and Photo Exhibition from Oct. 23 to 28, 2024, at the Makati Commerce Tower on Puyat Avenue near the
I am sitting inside a dark theater, cowering, covering my eyes, like I do when I’m watching horror films. But I’m not watching a movie, I’m watching a play–Studio A
Majayjay, one of Laguna’s upland towns, is largely known for its national cultural treasure church dedicated to San Gregorio Magno, which is located in an area with a commanding view
I was a spectator drawn into an enchantment so moving, it brought tears. Somewhere in the backwoods of Mindanao, a conversation expressed in dance captured a connection between protectors of
Bernadette Juarez started meditating 15 years ago. “It has helped me a lot in my every day,” she said. She recommends meditating at least twice a day. “First, you have
UP Portia Sorority, the only duly recognized law-based sorority in the University of the Philippines’ College of Law, runs what they call “bar ops,” or bar operations, for their members
Like many others during the pandemic, Bim Santos spent time experimenting in the kitchen during lockdown. He had already tried baking breads in the past—pan de sal and some flatbreads—but
Chele Gonzalez has his finger in too many pies. And yet, given his busy and packed schedule, he manages not only to be involved, but also to have influence in
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