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Fifty Pesos: A Metro Encounter That Transformed My Faith

A Story of Faith, Poverty, and Love in the Heart of the City The day after I made my first religious profession, a friend invited me to visit a nearby museum. It was a quiet morning. I boarded the metro—almost full—and stood with my attention on my phone, like...

How Christianity Changed Human History: A Review of Dominion by Tom Holland

In recent years, there has been a growing tendency in academic and scientific circles to overlook or minimize Christianity’s contributions to the development of Western civilization. This trend extends even to the field of history itself. That’s why encountering...

My First Experience at the Traditional Latin Mass: A Journey into Timeless Worship

It was a quiet Sunday morning when I found myself inside a small chapel—and it felt like I had traveled through time. Cheesy intro, I know—but really. Last Sunday, I attended the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) for the very first time. Russel had invited me several times...

Fr. Lennon’s Coat of Arms

In heraldry, a Coat of Arms represents an individual or a juridical entity. This tradition was especially prominent in medieval times when a Coat of Arms signified one’s family, allegiance, profession, or state of life—sometimes all at once. Today, only venerable...

The Third Season

Tamang Usapan: Usapang may Tama (TUUMT) has been a long time in the making. It all began as casual conversations between two friends—something we've been doing since childhood—discussing anything and everything under the sun. Separated by sea and land, we eventually...

Anak ng EDSA

Inatake nila at pilit na niyurakan ang kasaysayan at saysay ng nangyari sa EDSA noong 1986. ‘Di raw totoo, marami raw ang nauto. Bunga ito ng pag-usbong ng mga online channels at plataporma na nagpapakalat ng maling impormasyon at nagtatangkang baluktutin ang naratibo...

How to lose an election (or at least, not to win it)

10 easy steps Have you been selected to run for office against your will? Or maybe you were running but were betrayed by your party mates who forced you to give way to their handpicked candidate so you want to stick it up to the bosses? Fear no more, here are ten easy...

Notes from the reliquary

Relics, in their quiet presence, serve as markers of our shared faith journey. They remind us that faith, though it may dim, can be reignited. The relics I once pursued are now relics of my past, yet they remain beacons of continuity—a reminder that, even in seasons...

Defining human through the non-human: an anthropology through the lens of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis

Last year, after reading Chesterton and Tolkien as Theologians by Alison Milbank (Bloomsbury, 2009; I read the Spanish translation titled La teología de Chesterton y Tolkien, Granada: Editorial Nuevo Inicio, 2022), I fell into the rabbit hole of devouring every Lord...

Being Left Alone Gliding

The Phenomenology of the Betrayed People hates betrayal. Yet, it is no strange phenomenon among individuals. Every person experiences betrayal: either as the betrayed or the betrayer. Every person has his/her own way to see it. Thus, it would take eternity to define...

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