
The mark of divine filiation
Divine filiation is the incredible truth that we are God’s adopted children. By synchronizing our will with His, we achieve true freedom and spiritual maturity.
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Divine filiation is the incredible truth that we are God’s adopted children. By synchronizing our will with His, we achieve true freedom and spiritual maturity.

Netnet Camomot weighs the early 2028 presidential buzz, questioning if the next leader will be Sara, Leni, or Risa while critiquing "ghost" projects and grandiose campaigns.

True fulfillment comes from referring all actions to God. By purifying our intentions, we transform worldly work into a lasting expression of love and faith.

Fr. Roy Cimagala explores Christ’s universal mission as the unique mediator, urging believers to center their days on Him through the practice of morning offerings.

From missing MJ’s 1996 Manila concert to reviewing "Mother Mary," this piece explores why the "Michael" biopic succeeds as a cinematic experience despite low ratings.

Fr. Roy Cimagala challenges Christians to move beyond tribalism, using social media as a global pulpit to share Christ’s message with both the rich and poor.

This editorial challenges the glorification of resilience, arguing that celebrating survival often distracts from interrogating the systemic failures and lack of accountability that cause hardship.

Netnet Camomot explores the geopolitical games of the Strait of Hormuz, the weight of political promises, and the quiet power of writing from the background.

From Sinatra to Billie Eilish, Fr. Roy Cimagala discusses navigating shifting cultural trends by anchoring the soul in God to avoid being tossed by modern deceptions.

From the Eraserheads' debut to "Rak Kontra Korap" 2026, the UP Fair remains a vital platform for music and advocacy, honoring martyrs like Macli-ing Dulag.


Ramil Madriaga’s dramatic testimony reveals alleged ties to the Dutertes, dummy bank accounts, and customs controversies, raising a pivotal question: whose truth will eventually prevail?