Seven years ago, when my family visited Bataan, on the peninsula once drenched by the blood of Allied freedom fighters, there has risen a living...

Every now and then, we are confronted by issues affecting secular institutions—and yet, among us from the laity, we have had as every now and...

The alumni of the world-renowned UST Singers from the Philippines, named “Choir of the World Champion of Champions” in 2019, have again left echoes of...

Easter Sunday celebration in predominantly Christian Philippines this year—at a time of the coronavirus pandemic which has infected and killed thousands worldwide – is disparately...

The celebration of Palm Sunday on April 5 this year is markedly different from the commemoration since this predominantly Christian nation of 108 million people...

Remember the traditional verse mnemonic “Thirty Days Hath September” graders of not long ago—from Tawi-Tawi up to Batanes—memorized as an oral tradition? It was a...

Today, Feb. 26, Catholic and Aglipayan priests in many towns of this predominantly Christian Southeast Asian archipelago, including the cities of Manila and Makati, will...

Pinili, Ilocos Norte, where warriors walked during the Philippine-American War at the turn of the 20th century and during the Japanese occupation in the 1940s, marks...

The nine-day Midnight Mass starting today in Aglipayan and Catholic churches symbolizes the jubilant celebration of the Mass or Service of Worship in honor of...

Multi-colored lanterns and Christmas carols are seen and heard in all the Christian towns of this country, which received the Catholic Cross in 1521, including...