When Food Becomes Healing
There are wounds that medicine can name, and there are wounds only love can notice. Sometimes healing begins not with a grand speech, bu...
The Japanese Way of Living: Small Habits, Extraordinary Life
What if living a healthier, happier, and more meaningful life didn't require a dramatic change—but simply a collection of small, intenti...
Could a Gen X Priest Be a Fan of VXON?
Could a Gen X priest be a fan of VXON? Why not? At first glance, it may sound like an unlikely pairing: a priest formed by cassette tapes,...
Why Bishops Place a Cross Before Their Signature
Have you ever noticed that bishops often sign their names with a small cross before it, as in: + Juan de la Cruz or † Juan, Bishop of N. ...
The Church and AI Today: A Catholic Discernment in the Age of Machines
As of June 28, 2026 , the Catholic Church is no longer treating artificial intelligence as a distant technological concern. AI has become a ...
A Life Offered: Richie Fernando, SJ and the Theology of Self-Giving Love
The memory of Richard “Richie” Fernando, S.J., occupies a distinctive place in contemporary Filipino Catholic and Jesuit imagination. A youn...
Why Do We Crown Marian Images? A Catholic Explanation in Light of Deuteronomy 5:8
Every so often, Catholics are asked: “Why do you crown Marian images when the Bible says, ‘You shall not make for yourself a carved image’?”...
The Holy Grail: When the Cup Becomes a Quest
The Holy Grail has fascinated the Christian imagination for centuries. It appears in stories, poems, paintings, films, and legends as the...
St. Simon Stock and the Carmelite Scapular Tradition
St. Simon Stock receives the Brown Scapular from Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a devotional tradition that expresses Marian protection, Carmel...
St. Andrew Kim Taegon: The Korean Saint Who Once Found Refuge in the Philippines
Many Filipinos know Korea through K-dramas, K-pop, food, fashion, and tourism. But long before the present wave of Korean culture reached ou...
Pomegranate in the Bible: When Fruit Becomes a Sign of Promise
The pomegranate is not the loudest fruit in the Bible, but it is one of the most beautiful. It appears quietly, richly, and symbolically—...
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