Not every dream begins with the person who eventually fulfills it.
Her Dream, Their Beginning
Not every dream begins with the person who eventually fulfills it.
Month: October 2026
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From Uncertainty to Mastery
The sizzling sound when dropping oil into a pan, the sweep of scissors across a piece of fabric, or the steady hum of a sewing machine that is being used—this is the world and everyday lives of the teachers who guide us on how to survive using our own hands.
Where Faith and Motion Move as One
Indeed, it is considered a minor subject; however, the lessons you learn from it will be a major part of your life, just as it became a major inspiration for current teachers.
The Equation of Grace and Intellect
As numbers stretch across the board, students grow more tense.
Between the Beads
Some prayers we remember by heart; others we remember by how they made us feel. That is what the Rosary has always been to me—not merely a chain of beads slipping quietly through the fingers, but a collection of small silences. Twenty decades of mysteries, countless whispered Hail Marys, and somewhere between them, a heart…
SC Orders Nationwide Reporting of Graft and Corruption in the Judiciary
The Supreme Court (S.C.) has issued a memorandum order directing courts nationwide to strengthen efforts against graft and corruption by providing litigants and court personnel with a channel to report alleged irregularities involving justices, judges, and court employees.
Cardinal Cupich Calls for Compassion and Advocacy for Immigrants
Cardinal Blase Cupich, the Archbishop of Chicago, asked Catholics to help and support immigrants. He said helping people who move to a country is a key way to show Christian beliefs and worship.
Senate Accelerates VP Duterte Impeachment Trial, Eyes November Completion
The Senate Impeachment Court is looking to speed up the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, with Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian saying the proceedings could potentially conclude by mid- to late November if the court maintains its accelerated schedule. Speaking in an interview with Radio DZBB on Sunday, Oct. 4, Sen. Gatchalian said the…
Supreme Court Dismisses Petitions Challenging Senate Leadership Change
The Supreme Court has dismissed two petitions challenging the Senate’s decision to convene on June 3 with only 12 members present—a session that resulted in removal of Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano as Senate president and the installation of Senator Sherwin Gatchalian as Senate president pro tempore. According to a notice posted by Senator Francis Pangilinan…
ICC allows witness-testimony as evidence in FPRRD trial
The International Criminal Court (I.C.C.) has given prosecutors permission to use a previously recorded statement from a witness in the murder and crimes against humanity trial of Former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte (F.P.R.R.D.). In a ruling released on Oct. 2, Trial Chamber III agreed to the prosecution’s request to submit the written testimony of a…
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