By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet
Bataan has fallen.
Three simple words—yet they carry so much emotional weight and an imagery of Filipino and American forces hitting rock bottom as they relinquish control of the...
By Brian Campued
As the Philippines is a predominantly Catholic nation, the faithful express their deep religious devotion through various traditions, such as the Pabasa or Visita Iglesia. However, long before the...
By Brian Campued
With the solemn observance of Lent and the Holy Week, Filipino Catholics practice various traditions—from not eating meat every Friday or giving up indulgences such as alcohol to showing...
By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet
Lead like a babaylan, Filipinas!
Following in the footprints of female spiritual leaders of precolonial times, the People’s Television Network Inc. (PTNI) celebrated Women’s Month through various activities that...
By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet
With the unrelenting uptick in oil prices continuing to stretch the finite budgets of motorists that ply Philippine roads, some lawmakers have lobbied for the scrapping of Republic...
By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet
What do a mother, an aunt, and a grandmother have in common?
All of them are among some of the notable women who helped shape everyone’s formative years—with their...
