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The catch that changed everything

April 21, 2026

After the resurrection, the disciples returned to what was familiar. Peter said, “I am going fishing.” Six others went with him.

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Secrets in the animal kingdom

April 21, 2026

At my farm, I have learned lessons far beyond what professors, textbooks, and scientific journals can teach.

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The price for progress

April 18, 2026

Dumaguete is, generally, not a very crowded city. However, on certain times of the day—particularly, during rush hour—the roads are filled to its capacity.

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The debasement of language

April 18, 2026

Let me start by saying, I am no prude. I’ve been known to curse up a blue streak at times—less, I hope now, than when I was younger.

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The power of the Resurrection

April 17, 2026

It was a blessed Resurrection Sunday.

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The Resurrection of Jesus changes everything

April 17, 2026

Easter Sunday is the most important day in human history. Without the resurrection, the cross would be only a symbol of suffering, and our faith would be empty. But because Christ is risen, everything changes.

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Experiencing Thailand: Insights on Agriculture & Culture

April 17, 2026

Arriving at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International Airport years ago, I immediately felt the pulse of one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic cities.

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When women rise

April 9, 2026

The month that has long been identified with women, which is March, has just concluded, but issues and concens about women know no time and distance, albeit they are limitless.

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How to slow the passage of time

April 9, 2026

As you age, you’ll notice that time seems to speed up. Weeks feel like days, and months feel like weeks as you get on the down slope of life. There’s actually a scientific reason for that.

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Zero waste

April 8, 2026

Startling facts captured my attention while I was going over online articles the past few days.

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