In 2009 a chubby, Scottish woman with a plain appearance was a contestant on the TV program “Britain’s Got Talent.” She looked like an ordinary

I attended the 18th birthday celebration of Willia Kristine Cabatingan at Café Laguna. It was suppose to be an intimate family affair. But at the

One of the graces God gave me was the chance to study in the Holy Land for four years. A month before my ordination as

A story is told that a gypsy came upon a well with his son and rested beside it after a long journey. He felt very

One of the priceless gifts I received is a painter’s palette. It was given by Joey Velasco sometime last year before he died. It’s a

When the Maguindanao massacre happened November last year, I was then in General Santos City giving a retreat to the students of Notre Dame, Tulunan.

In the 1920’s, Mexico was under the rule of an anti-clerical and anti-catholic President Plutarco Calles. He began to fiercely persecute the Church of Mexico

Laura Vicuña was a heroic 13-year old Chilean girl who offered her life for the conversion of her mother. Life had been cruel to Laura’s

The day after the Fiesta of the Holy Child, life goes back to the ordinary. It’s back to the routine – children to school and

A story is told that some years ago an American soldier on a bus in Sweden told the man sitting next to him: “America is