Faith should always guide our reason
THAT BIBLE story about that Syrian general, Naaman, who was a leper, (2 Kings 5, 1-15) and the gospel reading about Christ reproaching the...
The epitome of hypocrisy
āACTIVISM is a way for useless people to feel important, even if the consequences of their activism are counterproductive for those they claim to...
Make your vote count
TODAY, Filipinos will once again head to the polls to cast their votes in the mid-term elections ā an event that is not just...
Toughness needed to face lifeās challenges
THATāS what the readings of the 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, reminds us of. From the Book of Job, we are already...
A path to address housing needs
HOUSING is a fundamental human need, yet owning a home remains out of reach for many.
The Philippine government has made strides in addressing...
The latest on oral health (Part 2)
(By Dr. Joseph D. Lim and Dr. Kenneth Lester Lim)
WE CONTINUE to share the latest information on oral health, according to current data from...
Compassion all the way
THE FEAST of the Presentation of the Lord, celebrated on February 2, offers that precious lesson about humility, a fundamental virtue that engenders and...
The need for more power
A FEW WEEKS ago, the Iberian Peninsula lost all power because of atmospheric/natural phenomenon interfering with its renewable power suppliers. Spain had proudly proclaimed...
Self-sustaining government corporations
GOVERNMENT corporations, or government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs), are unique entities established to generate revenue while delivering essential services.
Ideally, they operate independently of...
Perceived poverty versus actual hunger
POVERTY and hunger are two of the most pressing issues facing the Philippines, yet they are often misunderstood and misrepresented in discussions.
While perceived...