Remembering our fallen Frontliners
A STUDY by Amnesty International has found that at least 7,000 health workers have deceased worldwide after contracting COVID-19. At least 1,320 health workers are confirmed to have died in
Author: Bro. Clifford T. Sorita
Sociologist / Former PPCRV Secretary General / Professor
AMP UP Dance Challenge for a cause
IS dancing your passion? Your dance moves could be the start of something meaningful. With Natural Quality Corporation’s (NQC) AMP UP Dance Challenge you can turn your love for dancing
Expanded Manual Audit of Votes
SPEARHEADED by Sen. María Imelda Josefa Marcos, the Senate Committee on Electoral Reforms and People’s Participation (Cerpp), has been steadily discussing Senate Bill (SB) 7 since it was introduced by Senate President Vicente Sotto last July 3,
Pastor Guide for UNDAS 2020
It is apparent and to be expected that like the Lenten and Easter seasons, our observance of UNDAS 2020 (All Saints and All Souls Day) will be substantially affected by
“Lola Nidora” On Filipino Values
A couple of years ago I wrote a sociological analysis on the current ALDUB Phenomenon, and it would initially seem that I saw the persona of Lola Nidora (comedian Wally
Why Filipinos Celebrate Christmas during the “ber” months
IN the Philippines the Christmas Season happens during the “ber” months --- months that end in “ber” --- therefore, from SeptemBER to DecemBER. All these start as early as September
Be a Spiritual Frontliner
“THE Christian life is a great thing, one of the greatest things on earth,” pens nineteenth-century writer Horatius Bonar. And yet, he goes on to say, it is “made up
A call to prayer
A FEW weeks ago I shared some pastoral reflections on the recently approved Anti-Terror Law which was fast-tracked and approved in both Houses of Congress while the whole country’s attention