Christians worldwide began to observe Holy Week on Sunday with the celebration of Palm Sunday, the remembrance of Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem before His suffering and death almost 2,000 years ago.
At 84, Architect Francisco “Bobby” Mañosa still goes to work every day, although he has slowed down considerably since a nasty fall three years ago, when he cracked two vertebrae
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“Let’s go to the river and fish,” said the monkey to the tortoise. While they were sitting on the river bank, a banana tree floated by. It was a healthy
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What’s the best way to get back into Manila’s groove after arriving from a trip? In my case, after a week in Germany, the best thing to do was to
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