Island, trust, grace, friends

Mission Statements, Anyone?

The employees of a large multinational corporation got the shock of their lives some years ago when its president announced he was quitting his job

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free will, agency

Letting Go of Our Hang-Ups

Ages ago, I used to think the word “hang-ups” referred only to a person’s petty insecurities, say, a manager’s being annoyed by a subordinate’s brilliance

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race, bias, critical race theory, Liberation Theology

Wonderful Words in the Workplace

Did you know that work in the “corporate jungle” could be a lot less overwhelming, stressful, or boring if only people would start remembering and

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Of Moral Leadership and Honest Abe

The question of moral leadership leads us to the example of American President Abraham Lincoln who struggled with the sufferings of a divided nation but

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Turning a House Into a Home

“A chair is still a chair even when there’s no one sitting there…but a chair is not a house…and a house is not a home

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Latin Rite, priest, ordination

Loving Our Priests

It’s very easy to like priests who are charismatic personalities and knock-out preachers. It’s easy to appreciate those who have great PR skills, those who

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sorrow, agony

Take Time for Reflection This Holy Week

After keeping the ritual of waving palm fronds on Palm Sunday to commemorate Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem, Christian believers (the practicing, the nominal, and

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Christmas, Christmas Carols

The Never-Ending Search for Christ

The story of Christmas is an endless tale of humanity’s unending search for Christ. According to biblical accounts of Christ’s birth, the shepherds “went with

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deism, probability, risk, advice, lessons, choice, change, morality

Insights on Religious Apparitions

Every so often there is an uproar of public excitement among the Filipino faithful over news from neighbors of a “perspiring” or ”bleeding” statue, or

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