Perfect Cups
Some cups have chips, flaws, and their handles are not easy on the grip. Several cups are loud in color. Others are worn out by the daily wear and... Read more
Meet the Jesuits (Discernment Seminar)
Meet the Jesuits (A Discernment Seminar) on October 25, 2015 (Sunday), 8:00AM to 4:00PM at UP-PGH Chaplaincy. Open to single male college students and young professionals who are seriously considering... Read more
Be Careful What You Wish For
Thus, before we dare God to promise the more that He may (and often, will) require of us, we should be ready for the unexpected, even unpleasant, surprise. Especially... Read more
A Vibrant Lumad Community
LUMAD is a Visayan term that means "native" or "indigenous" person. They are more referred specifically to the native/indigenous people that can be found in the Mindanao Region of... Read more
Love Thine Enemy (A Postscript to the Ateneo-La Salle Game)
I have always wondered whether this rivalry was of any good for us, really. Rivalry, as Girard tells us, is what leads to violence. And that, we already have... Read more
Falling in Love, Staying in Love (Teaching in a Public School)
"Fr. Arrupe had it right when he said, 'what you are in love with, what seizes your imagination, will affect everything.' And affect me it did." Read more
Of Plates, Kids, and Mothers-in-Law
The Pope then told the audience about a very difficult question a kid once asked him: “Before God created the world, what was he doing?” His reply to the... Read more
That I May Smile All My Life
Pope Francis’ smile is as open as the Church that he dreams of: Not the fortress that keeps its doors locked to leave out sinners and the undesirables, but... Read more
Which Is The Greatest, Ateneo or La Salle?
The desire for esteem, to be number one, is normal and natural. It is fourth ranking need in Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of five human needs. We all have the... Read more