BI to deport British fugitive nabbed in Cebu
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By WEENA SALVADOR MEILY Association of Women in Theology (AWIT) Psalm 66:1-7, 16, 20 Acts 8:5-8, 14-17 1Peter 3:15-18 John 14:15-21 When I first learned to be responsible, I became aware of the consequences of my actions. At a very young age, about 6 years old, I knew chores. My mom taught me how to…
Ni Rene Boy Abiva Banwar Maysa malem nga naglabas permi dung-aw ni Rosas mabalin siguro nga nalagip na dagiti annak na nga immadayo dagiti annak na nga nagsakripisyo dagiti annak na nga nangidaton iti biag dagiti annak na nga iti maysa nga puyot ti paltog ket naburas kasla nasam-it nga ubas ken mansanas….
When the Spaniards came to Buglas in April 1565, they saw dark-skinned natives and ironically cut them off from the act of naming one’s land after one’s labor. Buglas in Hiligaynon is precisely the act of cutting off. The Spanish conquerors, needy and exploitative as they were, re-named the land Negros to naturalize a violent…
With the Philippine government set to provide the next wave of aid for pandemic-hit Filipinos, residents of urban poor community Payatas in Quezon City said they received none since March. In a protest action yesterday, Aug. 12, the Pinagkaisang Lakas ng Mamamayan, a grassroots organization of Payatas residents, said the Department of Social Welfare and…
Using a plastic trash bin, a man tries to douse a burning grassy area in Barangay Macabalan, Cagayan de Oro City, early Saturday afternoon, March 9. The Bureau of Fire Protection has reminded the public to be vigilant as the dry season is slowly being felt throughout the country, which might cause sudden conflagrations. (Jigger…
Emboldened by martial law in the whole island of Mindanao, soldiers can accost anyone they fancy, especially if they are poor peasants or small scale miners. These soldiers can bring them to the police station on trumped-up charges of thievery. If the “suspects” don’t interest the police, the soldiers can bring the “suspects” to their…