Category: Philippines
Celebrating Christmas The Filipino Way
by Jim Bea Sampaga Christmastime is here. The world will celebrate Christmas on December 25 in less than a week. However, in some countries, Christmas [Read More…]
BOOK REVIEW: SIMPOL, The Cookbook
by Rose Cruz Churma Filipinos associate Christmas with faith, family and food. Some dishes trigger happy memories of past Christmas gatherings when families from far [Read More…]
The World Cries, Hope Answers
They did not simply pass by; they unleashed a trail of destruction, leaving hundreds dead, thousands homeless, and livelihoods in disarray.
Be Still Before The Lord
This is a lesson I learned through the years as a pastor, Christian, employee, dad, etc.
BOOK REVIEW: Lost Graves, Found Lives
Interspersed throughout are family photographs, letters, and various artifacts that support the narratives compiled in the book, where some are based on personal conversations with family members who lived through the times described in the book.
Lord, Heal Our Land
This typhoon hit close to home, striking the region where my parents grew up: Bicol.
Uraro, the ‘Obedience Cookies’ of Liliw, Laguna
Uraro cookies also sweetened our efforts of building and maintaining friendships with other people.
Hearing The Hearings… Again
As chaotic and stressful as it all is, I can’t help but feel entertained by the theatrics.
The Philippine Team At The 2024 Paris Olympics
Filipino athletes brought home numerous medals at the games.
BOOK REVIEW: Six Filipino Women For Justice
These six women are Leila de Lima, Leni Robredo, Maria Rossa, Risa Hontiveros, Conchita Carpio Morales, and Sister Mary John Manazan.
