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Blowin’ in the wind

March 4, 2026

Before I got into my teen years, Bob Dylan composed a song that was eventually considered “a quintessential protest song.”

What do we really love?

March 4, 2026

When we hear the word love, we often think of something beautiful and positive.

The life journey of Mr. Florencio “Nonoy Pinsing” Alonso, his devoted wife, Inday Lily Alvarez-Alonso, and their 12 children—eight sons and four daughters—is, to my mind, a living testament to faith, discipline, enterprise, and enduring family unity.

Building a sharing mindset

March 3, 2026

We departed Bacoor early that morning of February 18, 2025 bound for Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, with a mission: to deliver STARBOOKS to two deserving schools.

Bayanihan SIM cards for remote schools

March 2, 2026

A total of 849 students, teachers, and non-teaching personnel in the remote village of Nalundan in Bindoy town now have access to 25 gigabytes (GB) of monthly reliable internet data through the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT)’s Bayanihan SIM cards.

When strength is actually weakness

March 2, 2026

In a world that all too often celebrates physical prowess and decisive action, it’s easy to equate physical strength with actual power.

Baguio thrills

February 27, 2026

“I’ll drive from Cavite to La Union, and you take it from there up to Baguio.” That was Osmund’s travel plan for our Baguio trip to the National Battle of the Math and Science Champions (February 20-21).

Young journalists ‘in distress’

February 25, 2026

A number of young writers who were among the trainees in the journalism education programs we have conducted appear to be devastated.

Loving as Jesus loved

February 25, 2026

In a world where love is often defined by emotion, convenience, and self-interest, people are left confused about what true love really means.

Titanium Man, that’s me

February 25, 2026

After a week of relentless rains brought by Tropical Depression Basyang and the intermittent showers that followed, our home bore the quiet evidence of nature’s persistence.

Blowin’ in the wind

What do we really love?

The Alonsos of La Castellana

Building a sharing mindset

Bayanihan SIM cards for remote schools

When strength is actually weakness

Baguio thrills

Young journalists ‘in distress’

Loving as Jesus loved

Titanium Man, that’s me

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