THE enrolment period for the first semester of the school year is currently ongoing. To many, the event may have no importance at all. Short
Category: Opinion
Keeping ourselves clean in a dirty world
THE parable of the good seeds and the weeds (Mt. 13:24-30) reminds us of a truth we cannot ignore. Good and evil coexist in this
Learning Action Cell (LAC) Sessions for Learners’ Literacy Development
LITERACY is the foundation of lifelong learning and academic success. In line with the Department of Education’s commitment to improving foundational literacy among Filipino learners,
“Morag ka BBM, pero di diay”
THIS is a follow-up to our previous episode about the impeachment trial in the senate against VP Inday Sara. One of our readers wanted a
When ‘be your best’ becomes ‘you must be perfect’
SOME of the saddest conversations I’ve had with young people never began with the words, “I’m depressed.” Instead, they would say, “I’m afraid of disappointing
A Most Down-To-Earth Book
DOWN TO EARTH (2008) is a Canadian literary collection by high school students in Montreal. The book focuses on environmental issues through creative writing. The
A miracle!
“IN Him nothing is impossible” Short Cuts met this five-word sentence when he was still in his youthful days as a fourth-grade pupil at age
The Divine Sower still sows—Is our heart ready?
THE readings for the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) deliver a timeless reminder: God never stops sowing. The Divine Sower tirelessly scatters the
The sad plight of the priest
TRIAL practitioners usually make a listing of witnesses, from the witness with the most potential to the witness with the least potential. To make a
The Republic is Watching
THERE are moments in a nation’s life when the courtroom ceases to be merely a room. It becomes a mirror. The impeachment trial of Vice