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Open, closed
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.
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God’s initiative to draw us to him
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.
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UP Fair as platform where art and advocacy collide
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.
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Always with God as times change
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Drama at house, courtesy of Madriaga
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?
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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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Freedom of spirit
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.
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The instinct of seeking God always
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.
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Wag the dog
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.
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“Lord, you will show us the path of life”
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High-carb pasalubong
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.
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Our need for the real bread
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