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“When you are able to maintain your own highest standards of integrity—regardless of what others may do—you are destined...
“Be yourself, everyone else is already taken.”—Oscar Wilde Everything you do in life should start with sincere intentions. Having...
In this series, we asked artists, photographers, fashion stylists, makeup artists, and other creatives to share photo diaries of life...
The material goods my forebears had left me, though not much, made a positive difference in my life after they...
This event is preceded by a series of intense activities: the missioning of the 12, the feeding of the 5,000, Peter’s confession of faith, and the prediction of Christ’s passion and death. The Transfiguration is what seals the deal, puts everything in perspective and integrates Christ’s life and mission into this singular grace of being the Father’s Beloved Son.
Sonia Malasarte Roco has a very busy schedule full of lunches with friends and former classmates, a monthly meeting with her bible study group, and meet-ups with congressional spouses, among other events. She doesn’t fret if she can’t attend one, or several of them.
A couple of days ago, I was deep in quarter-life crisis when Facebook decided to kick me in the butt, as if I wasn’t suffering enough.
Passion has always been the driving force of the Stores Specialists Inc. (SSI) Group, the leading luxury retailer in the Philippines.
In 1930, Jesuit priest and paleontologist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin completed his magnum opus, “The Phenomenon of Man,” which was published 25 years later. In it, Teilhard posits his most complete theory of the Omega Point—the evolution of the whole of creation toward what is more than a simple synthesis of all things.
Looking back is a strictly senior privilege, deserved for having lived long enough, such that there’s more of their physical lives in the past than in the future.
