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From strict carnivore diet struggles to the elusive sightings of public officials, this commentary reflects on the entertaining drama of local politics.
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From strict carnivore diet struggles to the elusive sightings of public officials, this commentary reflects on the entertaining drama of local politics.

On the Solemnity of the Blessed Trinity, this column details the inner life of God and offers a practical formula for daily prayer and work.

True influence is defined by dignity, not performance. This column explores why insecure figures struggle with irrelevance and the inability to lose gracefully.

Drawing from the cursing of the fig tree and the parable of the talents, this column explores the mandate for constant spiritual productivity.

From BTS's rigorous training to the traditional Boholano fiesta homecoming, this column explores discipline, life journeys, and political realities.

Drawing from the healing of blind Bartimaeus, this reflection explores the spiritual exercises needed to sustain a sharp focus on God amidst worldly distractions.

Columnist Netnet Camomot examines the 1986 People Power 40 years later, highlighting how aging generations look at current social movements and pickleball.

Connecting the "Spiderman axiom" to the Gospel of Mark, this reflection explores Christ's mandate to turn power, privileges, and blessings into tools for service.

Reflection on Mark 10:29-30 and the core standard of Christian discipleship: choosing complete detachment and selfless giving over personal calculation.

Columnist Netnet Camomot uses the film 'The Sheep Detectives' to look at human memory, processing grief, and how we learn from our past.

Exploring the Marian title "Mother of the Church," its scriptural roots in the Gospel of John, and its daily impact on Catholic devotion.

The breath of Pentecost surpasses creation by granting us sanctifying grace. By cultivating a life in the Spirit, we learn to transcend our daily mundane conditions.