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Some of my fondest memories as a child of the ‘80s in the Philippines—especially in the town of Los Baños, Laguna—return every year with the month of May. May felt like a sacred pause, a sea... Read more
A Living Legacy of Faith, Music, and Filipino Ingenuity For a balikbayan like me, there is always something about coming home to the Philippines, especially after having been away for decade... Read more
A Short Reflection on Its Radical Reminder in the Time of War by Romano M. Bulatao, PhD. The Feast of Saint Joseph on March 19 is formally known in the Roman Catholic Church as the Solemnity... Read more
By Louise P. Abesa This year’s May 18th, the birthday of St. Pope John Paul II, was a great day for Pope Leo XIV to formally start his office as the head of the Roman Catholic Church.... Read more
By Romano M. Bulatao, PhD. March 19 is the Solemnity of Saint Joseph, husband of Mary. In the Gospel accounts, one may notice that there were not many details and elaborations about Saint Jo... Read more
By Roy Lagarde March 8, 2025 Manila, Philippines “In Thy Name,” a new film about Fr. Rhoel Gallardo, depicts the Claretian missionary’s final days in the hands of Abu Sayyaf, a notorious ter... Read more
by Romano M. Bulatao, Ph.D. In February 1986, the so-called EDSA Revolution (People’s Power I) broke out. This peaceful “revolution” was the result of the people’s po... Read more
by Romano M. Bulatao, PhD One of the most anticipated seasons by most Christians around the world especially in the Philippines is Chri... Read more
Many global surveys have consistently ranked the Philippines as one of the top countries when it comes to happiness levels. Perhaps it’s true: “It’s more fun in the Philippines!” Our happine... Read more
by John Robert Santiago, CCFI FORD Coordinator On November 7, 2024, Claretian Communications Foundation, Inc. (CCFI), also known as Claretian Publications, held its 10th Collaborators’ Appre... Read more
