Blessed Justo Takayama and the Jesuits in the Philippines
The beatification of Justo Takayama Ukon on 7 February 2017 in Osaka, Japan necessitates a special remembrance of Takayama’s special bond with the Jesuits in the Philippines. Read more
Life Behind Bars (Philippine Jesuit Prison Service)
Before the final blessing, the inmates extended their hands over me in prayer. They thanked God for me; they blessed and celebrated with me. I was so overwhelmed by... Read more
God be Praised! (Vocation Story)
Now in my 90's, I celebrate, with profound gratitude, the gift of life. Of the countless multitude God could have created, He had chosen me, and of the many... Read more
Ang Tapang ni Richie
Sinabi ni San Ignacio sa isang liham: “Iilang tao lamang ang nakakaunawa kung anong kayang gawin sa kanila ng Diyos kung lubusang isusuko lamang nila ang kanilang sarili sa... Read more
Changing Power Dynamics
In the end, whatever happens with the May 2016 elections, SLB will continue to struggle with the people in its fight for a real Government of the People, by... Read more
Renewing the Faith that Does Justice
In renewing faith that does justice, be holy as God is holy. There, find the inner drive towards social justice, which proceeds from the fullness of God. Find... 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
Leading—The Pope Francis Way
"We often turn to our leaders for direction on how to move forward and yet we are often disappointed. Scandal after scandal has revealed just how frail and broken... Read more
Why I Sing For The Jesuit Music Ministry
“Do you get paid for singing in Hangad?” a student of mine wanted to know. “No,” I answered, a little perplexed by the question. “Then why are you a... Read more
Very, Very Graced
They say we shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. At Sacred Heart School–Ateneo de Cebu, we have a different saying: “Don’t judge a teacher by his/her bulletin board.” Read more
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