The church that teaches us to rise by sinking
As a country steeped in Catholic heritage, faith often towers in gilded churches and aisles ringing with novenas and liturgies. Beneath the waters of Mapanuepe Lake, however, worship is less
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Amid fast franchises, this cozy tea cottage in Legazpi reminds you to slow down
Nowadays, it has become even rarer for establishments to connect with their patrons beyond regular profit-driven business models. Cafés have become crowded venues for pulling all-nighters and meeting deadlines, as
PMNFT scores three-goal second half to beat Timor-Leste in AFC qualifiers
Down 0-1 at halftime, the Philippines Men’s National Football Team (PMNFT) opened their scoring floodgates in the second half to defeat Timor-Leste, 3-1, at the New Clark City Stadium on
Eala falls to Czech teen Valentova in early Japan Open exit
Resuming her Asian swing, Filipina tennis star Alexa Eala couldn’t find the right footing after stepping out of contention early in the WTA 250 Kinoshita Grou Japan Open, this time
House Bill to expand education access for private school students and teachers
The House of Representatives aimed the expansion of the coverage of private basic education voucher beneficiaries to include all years of basic education, from kindergarten to senior high school, on
1140 schools affected in 7.4 Mindanao quake—DRRMS
After the recent 7.4 earthquake in Mindanao, 1,140 schools across the eight regions of Mindanao were damaged, the Department of Education’s (DepEd) Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Services reported on
Olympic Medalist Hidilyn Diaz officially joins UP Diliman faculty
Olympic Weightlifting gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz is set to join the University of the Philippines Diliman College of Human Kinetics (UP CHK) faculty, according to educator Manuel Noel Ferrer’s post
GSIS promises loans up to P40k, P20k for Davao quake-hit members, pensioners
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) said on Oct. 14 that it is ready to provide financial assistance to its members and pensioners in Davao Oriental after two earthquakes hit
Jessica Sanchez’s story of singing, striving, and soaring
She could have stayed home, curled up on the couch, one hand on her belly, waiting for her daughter to arrive. But instead, Jessica Sanchez stood under the lights of
UP biologists uncover the promise of “surrogate species” to PH biodiversity
In a country where natural resources were once rich and fertile, the odds for species trampling at the brink of endangerment are soaring beyond what is thinkable. As the road
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