May 24, 2020 | Lifestyle.INQ

Even with world tour postponed, BTS captivate the Armys

In a world without the coronavirus, I would have been at the New York City leg of Korean global superstar BTS’ “Map of the Soul:

Volunteer families make free face shields for front-liners

As the world continues its battle against the new coronavirus disease (COVID-19), a small group of families is working nonstop to help equip front-liners with

Discover the magic moments in our everyday life

Readings: Acts 1:1-11, Psalm 47, Response: God mounts his throne to shouts of joy: a blare of trumpets for the Lord.; Ephesians 1: 17-23; Gospel—Matthew

‘On days when work is hard, I have to remember to be grateful’

Introspection leads to insight. In the case of Edmundo “Dodo” Fernandez of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, the religious order that

To Class of 2020: Planet’s future depends on you

To the Class of 2020, take a bow! The future of our planet depends on you. With boundless energy and hope, step into the future

How to navigate this perilous reentry?

I knew it would happen. The day after quarantine regulations were eased a notch, people came “out of hiding” in droves. After two months under

Last times and endings

We had my youngest granddaughter with us for her Christmas break last year, a happy way to end 2019 and begin 2020. I took that

‘We could be facing our last, best chance to save our species’

(24th in a series) Robert ‘Bobbit’ Suntay Underwater videographer and chair, Studio H2O; president, Science Education and Advocacy (SEA)-Verde Island Passage Institute; member of the

I have the apps, but where’s common sense?

These days I’m finding so many apps, but so little common sense. That describes the new normal we’re living in—ubiquitous technology but vanishing common sense.