Love, commitment. The self, comfort, material possessions. Family. Occasionally, these are put to the test. Which will endure? At what price? Marilou Diaz-Abaya’s latest film, “Ina: Ikaw ang Pag-ibig,” does
Ten years ago I was wrapping up my process of what is more popularly known as midlife crisis. This was a two-year journey that started in 1999. The term or
Jun Alvendia, son of Esperanza Pahati Alvendia, Maripaz Godinez and I were having lunch at the Jade Vine Restaurant on UN Avenue, and we came to reminiscing the happy times when in the ’60s, Jade Vine played host to impersonations of Broadway shows. Members of Manila’s high society like Chona Kasten, Tingting Cojuangco and Elvira Manahan had the time of their lives.
Whenever someone sees me to discuss some problem or difficulty, one of the first things I ask him/her to do is to step back from the situation and regain perspective.
Theme of the fiesta of Our Lady of the Assumption Parish in Leveriza, Malate, is “Inang Maria, Kaagapay ng Matatag na Pamilya” (Mother Mary, companion of a happy and a
THERE IS a story about St. Thomas Aquinas that I heard in a homily back in 2003 on his feast day. The presider at Mass in the Jesuit Chapel in
RALEIGH, North Carolina – A prediction that the world as we know it will end on Saturday has naysayers across the US getting ready to party. Atheists are sponsoring so-called
RELICS OF Jesus Christ and other holy persons, such as his apostles, the saints, and martyrs of the Catholic Church, used to be regarded with great reverence and respect by
ON Palm Sunday, there will be brisk sales of the palaspas (palm frond) in church yards. The original intention here was to commemorate Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem, with crowds
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