Penses by Fr. Ranhilio Aquino

It was a recent post of my esteemed colleague, Professor Clarita Carlos, that got me working on this piece.  As...

Soc Villegas—the name evokes many images: the young priest assisting his feeble but strong-willed archbishop, Jaime Cardinal Sin, the young...

In more ways than one, higher education in the Philippines is like a patient whose grotesque and misshapen features bespeak...

Until last week, it has never occurred to me that anyone would take umbrage at not being interviewed and begrudge...

The many nursing schools in the Philippines churned out a humongous lot resulting in a glut and soon, job opportunities...

My dear friend and colleague, Judge Selma Alaras, recently posted on Facebook, an article by an American immigration lawyer that...

When the time came for my parents to retire from public service, I was warned that, for some time, they...

At some time in the past, legal philosophy was part of the curriculum of law students—and was gradually eased out...

Pareidolia is the the esoteric term psychologists give to the phenomenon by which faces are recognized in clouds, patterns and...

“Move on” is the 11th commandment of our runaway world and its maddening pace.  Perfectly functional cellphones are replaced as...