
The 'Klarex' merch drop
This critique examines Mayor Rolando Uy’s pervasive "Klarex" branding in Cagayan de Oro, questioning if marketing has overtaken governance amid COA flags and delayed funds.
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This critique examines Mayor Rolando Uy’s pervasive "Klarex" branding in Cagayan de Oro, questioning if marketing has overtaken governance amid COA flags and delayed funds.

Fr. Roy Cimagala explains that true freedom of spirit is not merely the power to act, but a docility to the Holy Spirit’s promptings.

Cultivating the instinct to seek God requires grace, effort, and humility. By acknowledging our origins in Christ, we find true purpose and avoid drifting aimlessly.

Netnet Camomot reflects on personal healing and the "Wag the Dog" theory, questioning if global tensions serve as a calculated distraction from deeper political scandals.


From resisting Pastel to navigating Chinese restaurant menus, Netnet Camomot reflects on her journey from low-carb to a strict carnivore diet for better long-term health.


Unlocking a "dangerous" photo album, this column explores a childhood of compliance without agreement—from "strategic" haircuts to the refusal to stage happiness for the camera.

Atty. Dennis Gorecho explores the "Visions of Heaven" within Bohol’s historic churches, detailing the survival and meticulous restoration of Raymundo Francia’s enchanting trompe l'oeil murals.

Mayor Baste Duterte assumes the PDP presidency at the "Rage Coalition" forum, positioning himself as a "Plan B" candidate amid rising tensions with President Marcos.

Fr. Roy Cimagala reflects on the challenge of living a spiritualized life, urging believers to move beyond carnal instincts toward a nature created in God's likeness.

Fr. Roy Cimagala calls for a Christ-centered approach to political discourse, emphasizing the need for temperance, mutual respect, and prudent judgment in consensus building.