
We Clap Louder When It’s Far Away
We admire efficient governance from afar but interrogate it when it's local. This piece argues that true public service should be boring, repetitive, and accessible.
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We admire efficient governance from afar but interrogate it when it's local. This piece argues that true public service should be boring, repetitive, and accessible.

Examining the contrast between public service and political "meltdowns," this piece explores the impeachment calls and drug trade allegations currently testing Vice President Sara Duterte.

True love is defined by sacrifice and self-giving. By embracing the cross and identifying with Christ, we move beyond egoism toward the fullness of love.

This editorial challenges media organizations to defend free speech consistently, arguing that selective outrage over cyberlibel arrests undermines the universal fight for press freedom decriminalization.

Abiding in Christ is the key to a fruitful life, offering a clear sense of purpose and direction by uniting our will with God's will.

Christ’s peace is not the absence of conflict but an interior tranquility that stands unshaken during trials, requiring us to embrace the cross with Him.

Integrating a daily agenda with the love of God ensures time is well-spent, distractions are resisted, and every life event finds its ultimate meaning.

Columnist Netnet Camomot reflects on her "yogurt era" and the challenges of maintaining a low-carb diet while navigating local cravings like Jacks Halo Halo.

Data and facts can be self-serving without the Spirit of Truth. True discernment requires following Christ to avoid the subtle deceptions of modern public opinion.

This editorial explores why intelligence collects answers while wisdom questions them, challenging the cultural obsession with degrees, fluency, and the illusion of academic certainty.

By combining neuroscience and spiritual direction, we can break addictive cycles. Transform cravings into opportunities for growth through patience, reframing, and a deep trust in God.

St. Joseph proves that holiness doesn't require prominence. By embracing our ordinary duties with love, we cooperate in God’s providence and achieve true spiritual greatness.